Supporting pupils with EAL – Short CPD Course

£32.00

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    Description

    Over one million learners in UK schools speak English as an Additional Language (British Council), and students speak over 350 languages among them (NALDIC). You will likely have EAL learners in your classroom, and you must be able to support, encourage, and include them in ways that meet their individual needs. Learn the main principles of EAL teaching and approaches and strategies for EAL learners in our EAL teaching strategies course.

    Advantages of this course

    • This EAL teaching strategies course suggests approaches and strategies for EAL learners, such as barrier games, scaffolding, and modelling
    • You will read about innovations in English language teaching for migrants and refugees and know where to find high-quality classroom resources for children, teenagers, and adults.
    • In the Activity section of the lesson, you will be asked to think about the EAL learners in your school and how responsibility for these learners is organised by school leaders.
    • There is also suggested extra reading that gives both practical information and links to websites to expand knowledge.

     

    Learning with UK Open College offers flexible, accredited courses designed to fit your schedule and support your career advancement. With 24/7 access to course materials and the ability to enrol 365 days a year, you can study at your own pace, ensuring you can balance your education with your personal and professional commitments. Our dedicated support team is available to assist you throughout your learning journey, ensuring you have all the resources and guidance needed to succeed. Enhance your skills and knowledge with UK Open College and make a meaningful impact in your classroom.

    Topics Covered

    Learning outcomes

    • You will understand the barriers and challenges faced by a child who moves to the UK with EAL
    • You will know the benefits of being bilingual or multilingual and the positive effect on cognitive development
    • You will understand the current government policy and guidance on EAL
    • You will consider differentiating between bilingual pupils who have English language development needs and those who have Special Educational Needs (SEN)

    Entry Requirements

    Entry Requirements

    Students looking to enrol onto this course should meet the following criteria:

    Be aged 16 Years or above
    Possess a solid knowledge of the English language
    Have access to a PC and the internet for the duration of the whole course
    Basic computer skills: e.g. Word processing, emailing, uploading documents etc
    Have a genuine desire to succeed

    Course Duration

    These short courses can be completed in approx 10 hours of study. This will depend on student commitment and ability. Ideal for those who are considering a career in the childcare sector or indeed qualified practitioners looking to enhance their skills in a particular topic.

    Study Method

    Students are able to complete their course purely online though our student portal. Students can expect to receive access to the student portal via email within 1 working days of enrolment being received.

    Once enrolment is received we will email you access and log in information to make a start on your chosen course.

    Assessment

    Students will progress through a series of topics online through our student portal. As students progress through the course they will complete four lots of multiple choice quiz type assessments. If you dont complete first time you can try the assessments again at no extra charge.