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ELTOC Chapter 3 is finally here!

Join the largest online event in the ELT calendar, delivered by experts and inspired by you. At ELTOC, you’ll learn about the hottest topics in education and connect with a global community of language teachers.

Come along on the 23rd and 24th of September to learn about Professional development, pronunciation, and encouraging reluctant readers.
Agenda
  • SELF-DIRECTED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT With Ben Knight & Naomi Moir
  • ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION FOR A GLOBAL WORLD With Jenny Dance
  • LITTY-GRITTY: READING AS A NON-COGNITIVE SKILL With Ed Dudley
Presenters
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Ben Knight
Ben Knight is Head of Language Content Research & Pedagogy at Oxford University Press. He is responsible for making sure there is a clear research-informed pedagogical approach underpinning Oxford ELT courses and learning materials. He is particularly focused on using data-driven digital learning materials to help teachers and learners be more successful in their language learning. He works with innovative thinkers in language pedagogy and research, and uses that to support professional development and educational reform projects around the world.

He studied Linguistics at the University of York and Applied Linguistics at the University of Edinburgh. He then became a teacher, trainer and lecturer, in schools, universities and the British Council, in various countries around the world – Kenya, India, Sri Lanka, Japan, Italy and the UK. For a number of years he specialized in assessment, developing new exams at Cambridge Assessment and managing vocational qualifications at City & Guilds, and now combines his expertise in assessment and learning to provide a holistic and evidence-based approach to education.
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Naomi Moir
Naomi Moir has been involved in education for over 25 years and has worked with students and teachers from a wide range of environments, including those in the state sector and the private sector. Naomi has developed and delivered training and professional development all over the world on a wide variety of areas connected with teaching English to young learners and adults.

In addition to her training work, Naomi has also written (for Oxford University Press) a ‘Learn English at Home’ pack for parents of preschoolers and ‘Starting and Ending Lessons’ (Oxford Basics for Children) for primary teachers as well as contributing to the pre-school series ‘First Friends’.

Naomi has now worked for Oxford University Press for a number of years and is currently Head of Global Professional Development for English Language Teaching. She has a passion for supporting teachers in the ongoing task of keeping up with their students and staying on top of changes and developments in teaching and learning.
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Jenny Dance
Jenny Dance is an English teacher and exam trainer with 20 years’ experience. A regular presenter on OUP’s ELT channels, Jenny is passionate about pronunciation teaching and learning. She is also the Founder of Phona, which publishes the award-winning Say It: English Pronunciation app – making pronunciation visual, interactive and easier to learn.
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Ed Dudley
Ed Dudley is a professional development manager for Oxford University Press where he works on developing the Oxford Teachers’ Academy courses. He has extensive experience of training, teaching and materials writing. He is the co-author of Mixed-Ability Teaching (OUP, 2016) and the author of ETpedia Teenagers (Pavilion Publishing, 2018).