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Teaching is a rewarding yet demanding journey, filled with challenges. Teachers are invariably insecure about disclosing the personal problems they face and require a collective effort of professional support to overcome them. Community Forums provide a unique and engaging framework to addressing these challenges within a supportive community?
Register for the Face to face intensive weekend workshops in Istanbul
Date: Saturday 27th July and Sunday 28th July 2024
The workshops explore the use of community forums in personal and professional development. The workshops are adapted from techniques used in Forum Theatre devised by the Brazilian dramatist Augusto Boal.
Participants will learn the methodology and practice the techniques so after the programme they can apply these methods in their own contexts.
This methodology provides an innovative framework for conducting professional development in institutions. It is participant centered and the issues are real concerns and challenges that participants face, while providing a safe space to frame the reflections and discussions. The methodology generates multi-voiced, multi-perspectival dialogue and is focused on finding solutions to real problems and inspiring action and change.
Explore the untapped potential of participatory methodology in ELT Teacher Education and discover how it can address the hurdles teachers face. This innovative webinar provides a structure for educators to openly share their concerns, worries, and difficulties, fostering a culture of collaboration and mutual support. Discover the experiential world of participatory methodology that empower teachers to actively shape their own professional development.
Join us as we explore Community Forums, a captivating adaptation of Forum Theatre. In this interactive space, participants collectively re-enact real-life teaching challenges, collaboratively seeking solutions. Community Forums are not just discussions; they are participant-led, solution-oriented, and multi-voiced opportunities for reflection and dialogue on critical incidents faced by teachers. What's more, these forums are not just about identifying problems - it's also an opportunity to develop facilitation skills. Become a catalyst for positive change in your teaching community by honing the ability to guide and facilitate productive discussions.
Register now to embark on a journey of collaborative problem-solving, skill development, and community building. Together, let's create a supportive space where educators thrive and solutions flourish!

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