Ways of Seeing: An Introduction to Drawing for the Language Classroom
This mini workshop we look at what drawing is and drawing activities to try in language lessons.
Short Course for Language Teachers
A workshop written by Emma Pratt in response to her experiences running artists in schools projects and working with visual arts, community and English language learning.
In this mini course, Emma looks at how drawing can be used in the language classroom, not only for young learners, but for all ages.
This workshop was developed after face-to-face workshops were given to teachers in Athens, Greece at the Image Conference 2018 and in Liverpool at the IATEFL annual conference and the Image Conference in Brussels in 2019.
Course curriculum
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Let's Start
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Welcome!
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Combining Language Learning and Visual Literacy
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Finding Focus
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What do We See?
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Warm Up Drawing Activities and Applications
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One Answer: A Bottle of Water
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More ideas for using images to create ideas and speaking opportunities.
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Next steps...
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Creating a Positive Drawing Experience: Motivation and Encouragement
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