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Empower Learners with Engaging Drama Workshops

International Training Institute (ITI) offers innovative drama workshops for educators and learners, designed to enhance teaching practices and engage students. Led by Dr. Tom Godfrey, workshops focus on practical strategies, collaboration, and active participation. Services include drama games, collaborative storytelling, and Forum Theatre, promoting creativity and language skills in an immersive learning environment. Continue reading

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The Challenges Teachers Face in Discussing Work Issues

How Easy Is It for Teachers to Talk About Their Problems? In my Teaching Artistry online course, I invited participants to reflect on a critical question: How easy is it for teachers to talk about problems they face at work? … Continue reading

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Teaching as a performative art

Towards an embodied methodology for teacher development https://doi.org/10.33178/scenario.18.1.9This paper reports on diagnostic workshops conducted at a teacher training centre in Istanbul focusing on how Applied Theatre methods can support English Language Teacher Education in the areas of self-awareness and self-reflection. … Continue reading

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Harnessing Social and Emotional Learning in Education

I hope this message finds you well! I’m excited to share some news with you. My book, Harnessing the Power of Social and Emotional Learning,  based on the Teaching Artistry workshops in the summer and online courses, is published by … Continue reading

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Enhance Your Facilitation Skills with Engaging Activities

How do teachers facilitate learning? Before you can teach others you need to be aware of yourself. Continue reading

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Embodied Pedagogy: Performative Teacher Development

Reflecting through Action Carl Jung, the renowned psychologist stated that “we are what we do, not what we say we do”. This insight is particularly apt in teacher development where many teachers can ‘talk’ a great lesson but struggle to … Continue reading

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The Power of Role Models: Reflecting on Identity.

In the journey of becoming an effective teacher, self-reflection is key. Who we are, who we aspire to be, and the influences that shape us are integral to our teaching identity. One profound way to engage in this reflection is … Continue reading

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Exploring Teacher Identity: A Call for Reflective Practice and Change

On my Teacher Artistry online course reflecting on our identity as teachers is the cornerstone of all the teacher development activities. Only by understanding ourselves can we create the kind of transformative educational experiences that our students deserve. In the … Continue reading

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Harnessing the power of SEL

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), as outlined by CASEL (Collaborative for Social and Emotional Learning), encompasses five core competencies that revolve around self-identity and interpersonal connections. These competencies contribute significantly to fostering a conducive environment and nurturing relationships within a … Continue reading

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What is an ‘engaged learner’?

I suspect all educators agree that if a learner is not ‘engaged’ then learning is unlikely to occur. However what do we mean by an ‘engaged’ learner? Engagement cannot be switched on and off; it requires building over time. Engagement … Continue reading

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