Motivating Learners with Creative Writing
Motivate learners at a land-based FE college to have an enjoyment of English through using creative writing.
Motivate learners at a land-based FE college to have an enjoyment of English through using creative writing.
This project looked at how task-based learning (TBL) might effect an immersive, productive and motivating experience for learners and promote the most in-demand common work skills such as problem-solving, collaborating and analysing.
Engaging learners with diverse needs and disabilities to access components of the Essential Digital Skills (EDS) qualification.
Developing peer-to-peer support relationships via collaboration, with low-level learners receiving digital support from higher-level learners.
Using participatory approaches in community based English coversation groups.
Developing IT skills among low-level ESOL students enabling them to access aspects of IT to enhance their learning.
This project sought to address the negative feelings that some students have about reading.
This project introduced Socratic dialogues as a pedagogical construct for ESOL tutors to use to develop their critical thinking skills by drawing on the lived experiences of BAME learners.
The project focused on getting students to read more, to choose their reading material and to embed regular reading into every class.
This study explored the potential tension that exists between current funding and quality systems and realistic progression rates in ESOL.