Courses

The Neurolinguistic Approach

Teacher Training in France

Start date

Every Monday

Min course length

1 week

Minimum age

Max course length

no maximum

Hours / week

Max class size

Schedule

9:30am - 4pm Monday - Friday

Course Description

ERASMUS+ NLA (The NeuroLinguistic Approach)

Effective strategies for successful learning and for teaching a foreign language

The sessions include a mix of theory and practise in FLE, based on The Neurolinguistic Approach’s phases and tactics. Participants are invited to reflect on their own practice, investigate novel theoretical and pedagogical concepts and alternative approaches, and experiment with classroom tactics throughout the course.

Theoretical and pedagogical ideas are provided to the entire group, and they are then used in working groups for the various phases in order to improve teaching abilities (oral, reading and writing). Small groups of professionals participate in input sessions, which are intended to provide insight into their French language instruction, which is founded on solid and robust foundations from the NeuroLinguistic Approach and language teaching that is related to reality on the ground.

Thematic modules/sessions include theoretical components, hands-on French language teaching strategies, and the development of pedagogical activities that participants may apply when they return to work.

Preparation

Needs Analysis
Online resources for pre-course, arrival and cultural information
Online language level assessment

Practical Arrangements

Intra-Course Modalities offered by the Course Provider:

Tutor for the course
Learning tools that are pedagogically sound
Learning goals are established.
Ongoing examination and evaluation, including progress feedback
Advice and guidance on homework assignments
Accommodation and spiritual care services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Optional additional language workshop every day
City orientation tour and welcome activity
Access to school study and media centre

Follow-Up Provided

Post-Course Modalities:

A Certificate of Attendance and Achievement
Europass Mobility
End of course test and programme evaluation
Post-course forum
Pedagogic teaching materials

Who is this course for?

Course Objectives and Learning Outcomes

To have a better understanding of the main NLA teaching theories and pedagogical approaches, as well as the ideas using lecture materials
Distinguishing between two grammatical notions; literacy pedagogy and entire sentence; focus on meaning or goal; authenticity and social connections are the fundamental principles.
In order to comprehend the systemic element
To comprehend the instructional methodologies for each of the three phases: oral, reading, and writing. To be able to put this knowledge into practise in a working group
Mastering the philosophy and concepts of NLA, as well as being able to critically examine the learning process