Cultural Awareness in the Classroom

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Course Details

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Course Description

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Cultural Awareness in the Classroom As a TEFL tutor you'll need to adapt your teaching methods to meet the requirements of your students, so it's vital that you understand the specific cultural nuances of the group you are teaching. This course will help you to effectively judge these differences to become a more effective teacher.

This module is designed to give you an insight into how culture impacts on English language teaching. Whether you’re teaching in Texas or Timbuktu, the local culture will affect how and what you teach your students.

Course breakdown...
• The theory of culture and how this relates to the classroom situation
• Common cultural faux-pas and howlers
• Common cultural differences
• How to teach a monolingual and a multilingual class
• How to introduce students to the culture of English-speaking countries.

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School Details - i-to-i

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i-to-i is widely known in the TEFL & TESOL industry as being a provider of short, more accessible courses to teach English as a foreign language.

The origin of these shorter courses was to fulfil the needs of travellers who don\'t necessarily have the time or money to take a longer course. From this need, the short, flexible, online TEFL course was born. The courses offered by i-to-i are as popular now as ever, and the organisation has more recently started expanding its range of courses to offer programmes more comparable with its 4-week counterparts.

i-to-i claims to be the only TEFL provider accredited by the ODLQC (Open and Distance Learning Quality Council)

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