ECML Contact Point Denmark

Den Europæiske Sprogdag 2023 i Danmark - videokonkurrence og fejring d. 26. september

TIL SPROGLÆRERE I GRUNDSKOLEN OG PÅ UNGDOMSUDDANNELSERNE
Skal dine elever deltage i videokonkurrencen ’Vi elsker sprog’?

I forbindelse med fejringen af Den Europæiske Sprogdag 2023 kan elever dele deres sprogglæde og være med i vores videokonkurrence, hvor de på maks. 30 sekunder fortæller, hvorfor de ❤️ sprog. Der er tre kategorier i konkurrencen – grundskolens mellemtrin – udskolingen – ungdomsuddannelser – og fristen for at indsende bidrag er 11. september. Læs mere på:
👉 https://ecml.dk/den-europaeiske-sprogdag/den-europaeiske-sprogdag-2023/videokonkurrence

Vinderne inviteres til den officielle fejring i Europa-Huset i København på selve sprogdagen tirsdag 26. september, hvor de bliver hyldet 👏og modtager deres præmier. 💪🏆

Eftermiddagens program i København byder også på en række sprogindslag og oplæg ved sprogforsker Petra Daryai-Hansen fra Københavns Universitet, translatør, tolk og tyskentusiast Stinna Krebs fra og journalist i DR, Tore Leifer.
Alle er velkomne, men husk at tilmelde dig, da der er begrænset antal pladser til sprogarrangementet:
👉 https://europa-kommissionen.nemtilmeld.dk/65/

Husk også, at lærere/skoler kan bestille materialer til at fejre sprogdagen lokalt:
👉 https://ecml.dk/den-europaeiske-sprogdag/den-europaeiske-sprogdag-2023

Den Europæiske Sprogdag i Danmark 2023 er arrangeret af:
Europa-Kommissionens Repræsentation i Danmark – EU i Danmark, ECML Contact Point Denmark, Institut français DK og NCFF.

ECML sommerakademi for læreruddannere og andre resursepersoner Kom med på sommerakademi 3.-7. juli i Graz i Østrig. Ansøgningsfrist for deltagelse er 23. april.

Webinar: "Language learners’ voices – lessons learned from Covid"
Tuesday 17/05/2022
Would you like to find out more about our initiative - The future of language education in the light of Covid"? Would you be interested in helping us understand how learners’ experienced language learning and teaching during the pandemic so that together we can build a more promising future for language education?

This webinar will provide an overview of the initiative, present the initial findings from a pilot project based on classroom activities to elicit learners’ voices and invite participating teachers to take part in the next stage. The initiative is coordinated by the ECML’s Professional Network Forum and takes place in cooperation with the European Commission.

Sign up here:

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Take part in the “Action research communities for language teachers” webinar
Tuesday 8 March at 17.30 CET

https://www.ecml.at/Resources/Webinars/tabid/5456/language/en-GB/Default.aspx

Moderated by Angela-Gallagher-Brett, Larisa Kasumagic-Kafedzic and Christine Lechner

- How can Action Research support language education?

- What have your experiences with Action Research been?

- What are the tools developed by the Action Research Communities project and how can you use them in your context?

We will address these questions, based on the experiences of the European Centre for Modern Languages’ ARC project with action research - also taking into account the effects of the pandemic.

During the webinar we will introduce the ARC project, which was based upon the conviction that teachers are at the heart of the quality process in the language learning classroom. We set out to support teachers in European classrooms using action research as an essential tool for the development of reflective classroom practice highlighting ways in which teachers can enhance their self-confidence and professionalism.

We will then dip into the ARC Spiral as a basis for discussions, as well as showing tools that the ARC-Community has built for teacher education and telling you about some of the amazing action research projects that participants of the original project and the ECML training and consultancy workshops from 2020 and 2021 have been engaged in and how you can get involved in the future.

Target audience: all language teachers from primary to university level and also to action researchers from other fields who would like to learn more about language education.

Language: English (a German webinar is also offered earlier on the same day)

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