IUFE Holli Schauber ETAI 2016 Using the EPOSTL in EFL Teacher Education A tool for language teacher education.

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IUFE Holli Schauber ETAI 2016 Using the EPOSTL in EFL Teacher Education A tool for language teacher education

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 Agenda EPOSTL in a Nutshell EPOSTL Descriptors Use in EFL Teacher Preparation EPOSTL Footprints

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 Pan-European initiative of ECML to support innovative practices in FL teacher preparation 195 descriptors of core competences in light of prevailing theories Teacher learning tool that emphasizes: - reflection - learner autonomy EPOSTL in a Nutshell European Portfolio for Student Teachers of Language (2007)

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 Motivation to use EPOSTL… 1) Delivery system: -essential FL teaching skills and knowledge -reinforces the rationales and approaches to FL teaching and learning, -anchored to core components of our program. 2) Conversations it nurtures: -explicit and contextually driven knowledge which we associate with significant teacher learning. EPOSTL in a Nutshell

IUFE Schauber ETAI EPOSTL Sections = 195 descriptors

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 Descriptors- Core Competences Speaking and Spoken Interaction 1. I can create a supportive atmosphere that invites learners to take part in speaking activities Vocabulary 2. I can evaluate and select tasks which help learners to use new vocabulary in oral and written contexts The role of the language teacher 3. I can take into account the knowledge of other languages learners may already possess and help them to build on this knowledge when learning additional languages

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 EMPSBL EPOSTL

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 Teacher Learning Opportunities with the EPOSTL 1.Methods classes 2.Lesson planning 3.Observations, debriefing and reports 4.Reflection (individual and dialogic) 5.Self-assessment 6.Objective setting 7.Certification criteria

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 EPOSTL FOOTPRINTS Teacher autonomy Theory practice bridge (teacher buy-in) Reflective practice

IUFE Schauber ETAI 2016 References Burkert, A. &. Schwienhorst, K., (2008). Focus on the student teacher: The European portfolio for student teachers of languages as a tool to develop teacher autonomy. Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching, pp. 2(3), Grenfell M (2012) The EPOSTL and the European Profile for Language Teacher Education. In: Newby D (ed.). Insights into the European Portfolio for Student Teachers of Languages (EPOSTL), Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp Newby, D., Allan, R., Fenner, A. B., Jones, B., Komorowska, H., & Soghikyan, K., (2007). European Portfolio for Student Teachers of Languages: A reflection tool for language (EPOSTL). European Council on Modern Languages. Graz, Austria: Council of Europe. Newby, D. (2012). Supporting good practice in teacher education through the European Portfolio for Student Teachers of Languages. Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching, 6(3), Schauber, H. (2015) Using the EPOSTL for Dialogic Reflection in EFL Teacher Education. GIST Education and Learning Research Journal. #11 July/December.

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