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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT                                TEACHING WITH OUR WORLD





 The Our World Professional Development website helps you improve classroom practice and get the   OUR WORLD PHILOSOPHY:   • Goal-oriented learning contributes to Young
 most out of your young learners with resources available online.   KEY CONCEPTS  Learners’ success. In addition to the larger goals of
                                                                   educating students to be responsible global citizens
            The Our World series reflects key concepts and          in the 21st century and to be knowledgeable and

 New to the second edition  The website includes:  principles of English language teaching and learning.  caring stewards of our planet, providing explicit

 New videos show teachers how to use   •  downloadable training videos for preprimary   • Students learn through a process of constructing   language learning goals helps learners understand
 the Our World Lesson Planner. Videos provide   and primary teachers  meaning. They are active learners who work to   the purpose of the activities they carry out.
 instruction on:  make sense of their world through interaction in   • Learning about the world through theme-based
 • preview and review training slides
 • how to teach vocabulary   personal, social, and academic contexts.   units is an approach that benefi ts Young Learners
 • handouts for workshops                                          because a variety of topics provides a meaningful
 • how to teach grammar  • Activities designed for Young Learners   basis for exploration as well as a rich variety of
 • links to additional development resources  should provide multiple opportunities for the   language learning tasks.
 • how to teach reading and writing   understanding and construction of meaning at a
            level appropriate to the emotional and intellectual   • Addressing the needs of the whole child in

 Routines   stages of their development.                           the language class includes paying attention
                                                                   to learning styles, learning strategies, critical
 A series of three-step teaching routines   • Students learn effectively when they’re challenged   thinking skills, 21st-century skills, and universal
 offer teachers a streamlined approach to   just one step beyond their current stage of   cultural values.
 lesson planning. The routines can be used   cognitive and language development. They
 for any major lesson type and will help   most often need support from a knowledgeable   • Authentic assessment of Young Learners
 teachers execute successful lessons.   THREE STEP GRAMMAR ROUTINE  person at this time to successfully understand   goes beyond traditional paper-and-pencil tests.
            and incorporate new information.                       In Our World, multiple opportunities for concept
 The three-step teaching routines and all   Step 1                 comprehension and performance provide a variety

 other Professional Development materials   •  Model the Grammar topic by giving a personal example or using it in a   of ways to determine a student’s depth of learning.
 are available at: ELTNGL.com/OurWorldPD.   real-world context
 • Read or have a student read aloud the Student’s Book Grammar examples.
 • Play the audio track and have students listen.
 Step 2
 •   Have students complete the Student’s Book activities. Have partners or small
 groups share their work.
 • (Optional)
 •  Have students practice using the Grammar topic when it appears in the unit Song
 or applies to the Unit Opener photograph or other lessons.
 •  Help students explore and expand on the topic with a graphic organizer, diagram,
 or other visual aid.
 Step 3
 •  Have pairs or small groups work together to complete and share the personalized
 or open-ended Student’s Book activities.
 • (Optional) Have students personalize the grammar topic by
 • asking and answering questions.
 • illustrating and acting out original dialogues or role-plays that use target grammar.
 •  creating and labeling diagrams, models, photo-essays, and other types of classroom
 presentations that feature the topic being taught.















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