Where teachers have a place at the table
Teacher's Voice 2022:
FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE
Teacher’s Voice will bring together teachers, educators, teacher trainers and educational institutions redefining the English language teaching and learning vectors.
Join us live November 6, 2022
What is Teacher’s Voice?
You will be involved in 16 meaningful conversations delivered by 16 speakers with different teaching backgrounds. This conference is presented in 4 sections, each section is dedicated to one of the crucial aspects of teaching language: Content, Communication, Critical Thinking and Culture.
At a time of great uncertainty for our industry and, indeed, the world itself, we gather the experts and professionals from different parts of the world to ask a simple question: Where to next?
Communication
Using language to learn - whilst learning to use language
Cognition
Developing cognitive and thinking skills when teaching English
Content
Emphasizing the importance of the topic or subject matter
Culture
Understanding ourselves and other cultures. Being an active global citizen.
Partners that support Teacher's Voice:
You may want to donate and become a partner as a private person. Click the button below and find more information about the foundation, purpose and ways to do it. We do believe that sharing the experience of donating to charity with others shows that we can make positive changes in the world. That is why below you may find the names of those who have already contributed to #saveonelife initiative. Just click the button, contribute and be among the heroes.
Conference organiser and moderator:
Eva Tatarova:
As an EFL teacher, I reject the traditional approach that views teaching as something apolitical and neutral. For me, a teacher is the active agent who turns their classrooms into a site where new knowledge grounded in the experiences of students and teachers is alike and produced through meaningful dialogues and activities. I affirm Gee’s statement, “Like it or not, English teachers stand at the very heart of the most crucial educational, cultural, and political issues of our time”. I want to use our edu-power to discuss far-reaching vectors in language teaching for the foreseeable future of our students. The vectors that will encourage students’ voices and identity.
Why should we gather this time?
Three reasons: incredible speakers, unparalleled networking opportunities and additional perks that will maximise your experience.
Teacher’s Voice is proud of its track record when it comes to live events. The Ukrainian Womo.ua and Friedrich Naumann Foundation called us ‘Unbreakable’’.
Experience it this November. Join us live.
Meet our speakers:
You can get more information about presenters and their sessions by clicking on a picture.
Section: Content
Philip Ball, Spain
Eugenia Kostenko. Ukraine
Neli Kukhaleishvili. Georgia
Sonia Cooke, the UK/ Morocco
Section: Communication
Keith Kelly. The UK/ Bulgaria
Inna Piankovska. Ukraine
Margot van der Doelen. the UK
Coming Soon
Section: Critical Thinking
Mamuka Saparidze. Georgia
Yana Kozachenko. Ukraine
Alastair Grant. Argentina
Dorota Neal. Poland
Section: Culture and Active Citizenship
Nino Makaridze. Georgia
Olga Zhdan. Ukraine
Nataliya Dyachuk. Ukraine
Natasa Merkas. Slovenia
Learning and Development with Teacher's Voice
In our current ‘climate’, upskilling has never been more important. Teacher’s Voice educational content, informative presentations, and live discussions mean you can bring valuable skills back to your classrooms. As our international colleagues put it, Teacher’s Voice attracts a diverse list of professional speakers and facilitates content that inspires and empowers attendees.
'Maybe I couldn't help everyone survive, but I could, at least, save this one life.'
Certificates:
Actions speak louder than words, don't they?
This time you have the chance to save at least one life, help one person to survive. Literally.
Participation in this event is completely free as well as 3 more days for you to have free access to the recording. Those who would like to commit and pay $5 will get
- a certificate of attendance and appreciation
- all the speakers’ materials as well as
- unlimited access to a 9-hour recording.
All the funds will be transferred to a Ukrainian charity with the purpose of buying as many tourniquets as possible. A tourniquet is a simple first-aid device, used to stop traumatic blood loss. It is the quickest way to prevent a person from bleeding out and dying.
Your help is needed to build awareness and raise funds to save lives.
We are firm in our belief that every life matters. Join and Save one life!
One person can stop a great injustice.
One person can be a voice for truth.
One person’s kindness can save a life.
#saveonelife #teachersvoice2022
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About us:
Twice a year we run educational marathons, connecting educators and ideas that make our international EFL community pay more attention to what we, teachers of English, do and why we do it.
Teacher’s Voice has gathered 5 thousand educators since its beginning as a 120-person online conference in 2019.
Our mission has been to create a spot that enables meaningful connections between ELT leaders and practitioners who are reshaping the edu-world.