The competition will bring 17 semi-finalists, students from all over Ukraine, for a closing event that includes 5-minute prepared presentations on the theme “Nature is a common language” and 3-minute impromptu speeches.

In this first session we will work through the four-skills and assess how this approach can foster critical and collaborative thinking from our students. We will come away with increased knowledge on an aspect of New York history, and a stronger understanding of the benefits of the Pre-During-Post (PDP) lesson plan structure. 
 

 This webinar will begin with a description of the wide variety of English Language Clubs around the world, club members, and the activities typically used at club meetings. Next, this webinar will offer specific strategies for creating and sustaining clubs, problems and solutions that club leaders may encounter, and strategies for encouraging members to participate in the wide variety of activities that are presented in the English Language Club Handbooks available through the Office of English Language Programs website.  

In this session, we will be introducing a variety of technologies and discussing some exciting ideas for their uses with second language learners. 

Celebrate United Nations English Language Day on April 23rd -and continue to celebrate the Year of English in Ukraine) Join Regional English Language Officer Kevin McCaughey and four American English Language Teachers who live and work in Ukraine as part of the English Language Fellow program. All events are open for learners and teachers of English.