Cambridge Day 2020 - Online Experience - Day 1 (20/07) 

During times of uncertainty, network collaboration is essential for building brighter futures. Spend five days with us by watching sessions that will help you support and develop students' language from home, and prepare you to be ready for anything! 

Also check:

Day 2 (21/07) 

Day 3 (22/07)

Day 4 (23/07)

Day 5 (24/07)

Join us for the first day of live talks from leading ELT experts:

All the times quoted below are in Brazilian Time (BRT).

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Programme - Monday 20 July - The times quoted for the sessions are in Brazilian Time (BRT) 

Herbert Puchta | 14h

Teaching English online: principles, personal reflections and propositions

In his opening session, Herbert Puchta will briefly lay out the reasons why the students’ cognitive and emotional engagement in the learning process, their progress, and their sense of ownership of the language they are learning are key principles we have to keep in mind if we want to teach a foreign language successfully. Herbert will then reflect on his experiences so far with teaching a group of nine-year-olds online in the current home-learning situation, and will discuss the possible relevance and applicability of his experiences to working with teenage students. Finally, he will make a number of propositions aimed at enriching the teaching methodology widely used under the current conditions. These propositions could also create a meaningful link between the situation now and future classroom experiences, and help to make those more meaningful and fun to the students.

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Rebecca Rios | 15h30

Supporting every teacher: Top resources

In this presentation, Rebecca will talk about the top resources teachers can find on the Better Learning blog and how they can use them in their classroom. From moving your classroom to an online format, to using emojis to teach and adapting content to an online environment, she will give teachers lots of tips and tools they can use to teach English remotely and much more.

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Jasmin Silver | 16h

Practical ways to bring life skills and the BNCC into the Young Learner classroom

This session will demonstrate how the Cambridge Life Competencies Framework can be used to help teach life skills covered in the BNCC (Brazilian National Curriculum).

Participants will be given the opportunity to identify effective materials for teaching life skills to young learners as well as develop and share further ideas of how these can be taught.

Purushottama Dasa | 17h

Hatha Yoga como estilo de vida (session in Portuguese)

Uma breve reflexão sobre a filosofia do yoga, o momento atual, atitudes e pranayamas para aplicarmos no nosso dia-a-dia e melhorarmos nosso equilíbrio e conexão com o presente.

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Mariano Quinterno | 17h30

From Learners’ Inaction to Learners in Action: Project-Based Learning with a Critical Twist

In Project-Based Learning, students engage in the exploration of a problem and, guided by a meaningful question, they set out together to design or create a final product (Larmer & Mergendoller, 2010). In this presentation we will first discuss some of the essential elements of project design which can inform our planning of both online and on-site lessons. We will then explore some sample projects which can be carried out by young learners, teenagers and adults in the context of an EFL class.

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1. Take a look at our programme and see which sessions* you would like to attend.

2. Select which one you wish to attend and click on "Continuar" below.

*You may register for more than one session at the same time.

Maximise this opportunity

If you attend our ELT specific sessions, you will be entitled to receive a certificate of attendance for your professional development.

Food for Thought

As part of the Cambridge Day events, we request the participants and our partners to donate food to local institutions. As a way of continuing to support social actions that reflect the Cambridge University Press Brasil - Food for Thought project, in this edition, we will support Ação da Cidadania, an institution that has been working since 2003 to combat hunger and poverty in Brazil.

Together we can rise to future challenges and build a brighter future.

Get ready

Watch our 2019 sessions to get ready for 2020!