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π«Happy Monday to all!
Our ESN team was happy to travel to different parts of Uzbekistan to visit the cascading sessions taking place in Khorezm region, Bukhara region, Andizhan region and Karakalpakstan.
We enjoyed the classes conducted by our amazing CTs! We are sharing some videos and pictures taken during the sessions! Hope you will enjoy watching it too!ππΏ
Our ESN team was happy to travel to different parts of Uzbekistan to visit the cascading sessions taking place in Khorezm region, Bukhara region, Andizhan region and Karakalpakstan.
We enjoyed the classes conducted by our amazing CTs! We are sharing some videos and pictures taken during the sessions! Hope you will enjoy watching it too!ππΏ
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Happy Thursday all!πΈ
We happy to share with you another Quick Interview Series with our ESN Coach from Kashkadrya -Ph.D. Karen Kuhel β¨
We happy to share with you another Quick Interview Series with our ESN Coach from Kashkadrya -Ph.D. Karen Kuhel β¨
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Interview series with ESN Coach, Ph.D. Karen Kuhel
Ph.D. Karen Kuhel is currently working in Kashkadarya as an ESN Coach to support secondary teachers strengthen teacher-training practices and build local language teachersβ English skills and teaching competencies. We asked Karen a few questions about herβ¦
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Happy Monday all!βοΈ
It is important to highlight that, in addition to attending weekly trainings, ESN participants have the opportunity to be observed by, and receive feedback from ESN coaches. The workshops, observations, and feedback are designed to help ESN participants create more student-centered lessons.
For example, ESN trainer Kendra Staley visited school #10 in Samarkand, Jomboy district. She observed and provided feedback for the RPM, Feruza Azzamova. Enjoy watching the videoπΏ
It is important to highlight that, in addition to attending weekly trainings, ESN participants have the opportunity to be observed by, and receive feedback from ESN coaches. The workshops, observations, and feedback are designed to help ESN participants create more student-centered lessons.
For example, ESN trainer Kendra Staley visited school #10 in Samarkand, Jomboy district. She observed and provided feedback for the RPM, Feruza Azzamova. Enjoy watching the videoπΏ
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Happy Wednesday all!β¨
Every Friday we receive many great pictures and videos from our CTs, RPMs and ESN Coaches taken during cascading classes. The workshops, observations, and feedback are designed to help ESN participants create more student-centered lessons. And it is fantastic to see how things are progressing! π€©
Watch the three-minute digital collage of images from Cascading Workshop 7 on Increasing Classroom Interaction created by our ESN Coach Jode Brexa after observing the CTs and RPMs in Andijan. Dr. Shin wrote, " It is amazing to see how the CTs are cascading TETE so beautifully!"
Enjoy this week's youtube videoπ
https://youtu.be/5NSmg2eLE6w
Every Friday we receive many great pictures and videos from our CTs, RPMs and ESN Coaches taken during cascading classes. The workshops, observations, and feedback are designed to help ESN participants create more student-centered lessons. And it is fantastic to see how things are progressing! π€©
Watch the three-minute digital collage of images from Cascading Workshop 7 on Increasing Classroom Interaction created by our ESN Coach Jode Brexa after observing the CTs and RPMs in Andijan. Dr. Shin wrote, " It is amazing to see how the CTs are cascading TETE so beautifully!"
Enjoy this week's youtube videoπ
https://youtu.be/5NSmg2eLE6w
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CASCADE W7 Andijan CTs Saida and Diloram
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Happy Tuesday all!
β¨As communicated earlier, since March, Cascading Training sessions have been taking place in all regions of Uzbekistan.
On April 22, the ESN team visited Jizzakh and Fergana regions and observed three groups of RPMs. TESOL Coach Laura Hancock (in Fergana) and ESN Coach Kendra Staley (in Jizzakh) observed the sessions and gave CTs feedback on teachers` professional development.
See how active and enthusiastic RPMs and CTs are during the trainingπ
β¨As communicated earlier, since March, Cascading Training sessions have been taking place in all regions of Uzbekistan.
On April 22, the ESN team visited Jizzakh and Fergana regions and observed three groups of RPMs. TESOL Coach Laura Hancock (in Fergana) and ESN Coach Kendra Staley (in Jizzakh) observed the sessions and gave CTs feedback on teachers` professional development.
See how active and enthusiastic RPMs and CTs are during the trainingπ
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ESN Newsletter January - March 2022.pdf
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Happy Tuesday!β¨
We are happy to share with you the ESN Newsletter (Issue 5) covering January- March, 2022 activities. Enjoy reading the best highlights we preparedβΊοΈ
We are happy to share with you the ESN Newsletter (Issue 5) covering January- March, 2022 activities. Enjoy reading the best highlights we preparedβΊοΈ
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Happy Thursday!β¨
CTs are glad to share their experience in successful implementation of Cascading phase of the program.
A short video from our CT Nargiza Nosirova from School #5, Kiziltepa district, Navoi region highlighting some moments from interactive training sessions and lessons.
Great job, Nargiza! πππ
CTs are glad to share their experience in successful implementation of Cascading phase of the program.
A short video from our CT Nargiza Nosirova from School #5, Kiziltepa district, Navoi region highlighting some moments from interactive training sessions and lessons.
Great job, Nargiza! πππ
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Dear RPMs,
We kindly remind you that the Monthly Report deadline is May 20, 2022.
Please do not miss the deadline and submit the report via the link: https://ais.americancouncils.org/esnreports
Best,
ESN team
We kindly remind you that the Monthly Report deadline is May 20, 2022.
Please do not miss the deadline and submit the report via the link: https://ais.americancouncils.org/esnreports
Best,
ESN team
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Good afternoon all!β¨
We keep receiving many great pictures and videos from our CTs and RPMs taken during cascading classes, and also from local media highlighting Cascading sessions. We are so joyous to watch how teachers actively engaged in training sessions!π€©
We express our appreciation to all CTs and RPMs for making these sessions so interactive, advantageous and fun!
Below is a video coverage from Xorazm MTRK TV channel sent by our Core Trainers Feruza Masharipova and Nargiza Khamraeva from Khorezm.
We just love this video! Great job, Feruza and Nargiza!π
Enjoy the video, and have a productive and nice week ahead!
We keep receiving many great pictures and videos from our CTs and RPMs taken during cascading classes, and also from local media highlighting Cascading sessions. We are so joyous to watch how teachers actively engaged in training sessions!π€©
We express our appreciation to all CTs and RPMs for making these sessions so interactive, advantageous and fun!
Below is a video coverage from Xorazm MTRK TV channel sent by our Core Trainers Feruza Masharipova and Nargiza Khamraeva from Khorezm.
We just love this video! Great job, Feruza and Nargiza!π
Enjoy the video, and have a productive and nice week ahead!
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TESOL Regional Conference for the first time in Central Asia.
The TESOL Regional Conference is bringing together more than 500 English language teaching professionals from 22 countries to participate in 4- day event, 13-16 June, at INHA University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The aim of the conference is to share the best practices and current research relevant to English language teaching (ELT) and English for international capacity building. Topics include learner-centered, communicative English instruction; digital and multiliteracies; and ELT professionalism within a Central Asian context.
The conference is supported in partnership with the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and American Councils for International Education and in complement to the English Speaking Nation Secondary Teacher Training Program.
The TESOL Regional Conference is bringing together more than 500 English language teaching professionals from 22 countries to participate in 4- day event, 13-16 June, at INHA University in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The aim of the conference is to share the best practices and current research relevant to English language teaching (ELT) and English for international capacity building. Topics include learner-centered, communicative English instruction; digital and multiliteracies; and ELT professionalism within a Central Asian context.
The conference is supported in partnership with the U.S. Embassy Tashkent and American Councils for International Education and in complement to the English Speaking Nation Secondary Teacher Training Program.
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