How can we facilitate and encourage research in EAP Teaching Centres?

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How can we facilitate and encourage research in EAP Teaching Centres? EAP in the North, University of Edinburgh, 27 November, 2015 Carole.MacDiarmid@Glasgow.ac.uk English for Academic Study

Developing an environment for CPD Developing frameworks for SoTL (Scholarship of Teaching and Learning)

Personal learning, development and autonomy BALEAP Competency Framework for Teachers of English for Academic Purposes Academic practice an EAP teacher will Personal learning, development and autonomy recognize the importance of applying to his or her own practice the standards expected of students and other academic staff. BALEAP (2008 ) Competency Framework for Teachers of English for Academic Purposes.

...research engagement has the potential to be a powerful transformative force in the work and professional development of language teachers  (Borg, 2010:391) . To update and expand subject specific knowledge to further understanding of our field and related fields (including attending / presenting papers at professional meetings). (EFL Tutor, Job Description; English for Academic Study )

English for Academic Study Variety of courses Range of teacher interests & expertise How to encourage engagement, innovation and development?   Core: C20+ tutors on in-sessional. Pre-sessional and teacher education (TESOL UG & PG courses)  

Developing an environment for CPD A journey… ……from little acorns… …… developed over time

Engaging with SoTL & Research Seminars /peer–led workshops Induction days EAP & TELT Reading groups Opportunities to present; read; engage with SoTL & research

Learning & Teaching at UoG Support for external events Engaging with SoTL & Research Peer Observations Learning & Teaching at UoG Support for external events Support for further study (MEd/EdD/PhD…)

Some engagement with and in 46.15 engage with Try something out c59 % Engage in 7.69 Some engagement with reading, reading – a lot of ‘reading’ in ‘other things i do’ ; some in prep for areas working on e.g. Masters Still need to encourage engagement in Reading about things; areas that come up; sharing ideas

Challenges Time Need for frameworks Time: ‘For me it's all about time and timing.’ ‘Lunchtimes are too hectic if you are teaching before and after (and need some mental space)’ ‘Give more advance notification, have a time when nobody is teaching’ Frameworks: how do I carry out a project? I need some guidance Time Need for frameworks

Developing frameworks, providing opportunities SoTL input 1. from learning & teaching Unit 2. examples from our unit Working parties Timings & Time SoTL input 1. from learning & teaching Unit to provide an overall framework 2. examples from our unit – practical examples Working parties -opportunities to read, work on collaborative projects Timings & Time Wed afternoons- for meetings (no classes) Programme of events /sessions Time allocated for SoTL_ in line with uni norm (c10%)

Need for additional and new frameworks Challenges Time? Need for additional and new frameworks e.g. Writing proposals and proceedings; ways to disseminate; frameworks for SoTL/research More time…still an issue Framework- new ones..Eg writing conference proposals ; ways to share/disseminate;

Comments, questions, suggestions? Thank you. Comments, questions, suggestions? Carole.Macdiarmid@Glasgow.ac.uk

BALEAP (2008 ). Competency Framework for Teachers of English for Academic Purposes. Available at: http://www.baleap.org.uk/media/uploads/pdfs/teap-competency-framework.pdf Borg, S. (2010). Language teacher research engagement. Language Teaching, 43(4), 391-429.