Themes  


Broaden your views of the world, become an expert learner, and get new friends.

The following  "themes" are available to you as a member of the ForumEducation learning community. All you need to do is to sign up and start exploring the learning world. Click or browse for information:
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 The English Language GO NOW >>>

This is a six-part course on the English language. It is a basic extension to this course room. It contains lots of complementary materials, and there are some references and links to The English Language in various parts of this course room.

Using these special materials will not only increase your vocabulary and your reading/listening skills, but it will also give you valuable information about the English language.

Part 6 is a guide to understanding the language learning processes.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 GlobalTeenagers TEACHERS, CONTACT US

The idea behind this theme is very simple:

Become a successful global citizen by interacting with teens around the world and improving your English

READ  -  LISTEN  -  VIEW -  to form your opinion
GLOBALIZE - to speak your mind and change the world



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 Self-reliant Learning TEACHERS, CONTACT US

This theme (full course) is for university freshmen and advanced and ambitious high school students. It is also a prerequisite for joining Code For Teaching.

The overall aim of this course is to improve the participant's results in all areas of study. Immediate goals include:

Improved day-to-day learning habits by internalising a practical working platform

Improved learning awareness (metacognitive level) by getting to understand the dynamics of human potential and the learning processes in the brain

Improved communicative skills in general, and in English in particular



 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 Code For Teaching TEACHERS, CONTACT US

This course is suitable for teachers of all subjects and all levels. Non-native speakers get ample language support.

The aim is to provide the tools needed for a shift of focus - away from teaching the lot towards guiding the individual.

The method is simple: Using a dummy and reference materials, you write your own CODEX.

A CODEX is a written document that outlines the goals and practices of an educational institution. As such it provides the guidelines for course descriptions and for what happens in the "production unit" - the interface between teachers and learners.



 

 

 

 

 

 
Understanding the News PENDING (Dec 2011)

Watch the news and learn how to understand what is behind the words.

Ideas welcome!