Education Week
TESL Ontario is celebrating English language education this week. In celebration of this proud profession, TESL Ontario is inviting members to tell us what you love most about teaching for your chance to win 1 of 5 gift baskets. #EducationWeek https://teslontario.formstack.com/forms/educationweek_teslontario
IFP 2020: Language Autonomy and Global Impact
Spring PD Opportunities
Research Project: Instructor Needs Assessment
We are a group of five ESL Literacy instructors that are conducting a provincially-funded research project on adult ESL Literacy. We are all passionate about Literacy and realize the need for work done in this field to help existing and future instructors meet the needs of their unique learners.
Call for Research Participants
Research Project: Teacher perspectives on the affective dimensions of immigrant language classes: pedagogical and social implications
A researcher at Université Laval, Monica Waterhouse, is exploring the role of affect in teaching in newcomer classes. For Phase 2 of this project, Monica is looking for instructors to share their perspectives and experiences about teaching existing lessons that use arts-based teaching materials (a graphic novel and a song).
TESL Ontario Competency-and-Credit Based Recognition of Prior Learning Project Announcement
TESL Ontario is pleased to announce that through a contract with the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration, TESL Ontario will develop a new process for the recognition of prior learning (RPL) for Internationally Trained Instructors of adult English as a Second Language to replace its existing PLAR (Prior Learning Assessment Recognition). The new RPL system will include a competency-based process as well as the current credit-based system.
Strengthening Ontario's Adult Education System: Promotional Toolkit
New 2016 Census data available online
Statistics Canada is pleased to release its final major instalment of data on education, labour, journey to work, language of work, mobility and migration.
Call for Research Participants
Research Project: Examining Language Teaching Technology Use in Post-Secondary English for Academic Purpose (EAP) Programs