BILC PROFESSIONAL SEMINAR 2018 Zagreb, Croatia

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BILC PROFESSIONAL SEMINAR 2018 Zagreb, Croatia FORÇAS ARMADAS PORTUGUESAS LtCmdr Marta Gabriel| 18 October 2018

Fostering the learner-centered perspective and autonomous learning How does this method foster motivation?

Definitions and features - Autonomy - Learner and teacher - roles Agenda Definitions and features - Autonomy - Learner and teacher - roles 2. A practical case - Learners - LNA – Specifications - Training - Outcomes 3. Benefits

“Autonomy is the capacity to control one’s own learning” Definitions and features “Autonomy is the capacity to control one’s own learning” Benson (2003), p. 290 Leading Actor

Learners can achieve autonomy by: Definitions and features Learners can achieve autonomy by: planning their own learning activities practicing through meaningful and realistic task-based activities monitoring their progress evaluating their outcomes

Facilitator Counselor Resource Definitions and features “Fostering autonomy may simply mean helping students to learn languages in ways that are more relevant to their lives” Benson (2003), p. 293 Facilitator Counselor Resource

Teachers can foster autonomy by: Definitions and features Teachers can foster autonomy by: being involved in student’s learning providing learning options and resources offering choices and decision opportunities supporting the learners encouraging reflection

Would you help us prepare for the SLP test? A practical case Would you help us prepare for the SLP test? Sorry, but no! SLP tests are not supposed to be trained!

But I am willing to help you improve your English skills! A practical case But I am willing to help you improve your English skills!

Co-workers at the PO CHOD HQ STANAG 6001 Levels: 2 A practical case - Learners 4 Officers and 1 NCO Co-workers at the PO CHOD HQ STANAG 6001 Levels: 2

Improve language competence (level 3) A practical case: LNA - Specifications What? End state? Improve language competence (level 3) Perform tasks defined in the job descriptions Briefings Reports Staff meetings Phone calls ….

Compliance with the requirements in future posts abroad next year A practical case: LNA - Specifications Why? End state? Compliance with the requirements in future posts abroad next year

How? Self-assessment 90-minute sessions / 2 times/week All skills A practical case: LNA - Specifications How? Self-assessment 90-minute sessions / 2 times/week All skills Task-based activities Various resources Authentic material

Journal writing some entries focus on level 3 tasks/descriptors A practical case: Training Journal writing some entries focus on level 3 tasks/descriptors learners’ needs/suggestions/reflection writing problems self correction peer correction

Articles – authentic materials A practical case: Training Articles – authentic materials - various sources students’ own suggestions and organized/prepared by the teacher

A practical case: Training Group discussions (sometimes recorded and later analysed with students) Webquests (e.g. Integration of Gender Perspectives in the Operational Planning)

Been less concerned about taking the SLP test!! A practical case: Outcomes In about 6 months, students have: Increased motivation to study and use the language Improved autonomy regarding the tasks Been less afraid to take risks Behaved more at ease during group discussions Produced more coherent and focused pieces of writing Been able to research and collect relevant information Been less concerned about taking the SLP test!!

Learner-centered perspective fosters: Benefits Learner-centered perspective fosters: Needs awareness Objectives definition Meaningful and realistic training Progress monitoring Outcomes assessment Autonomy Motivation

Meaningful and useful training Operational and relevant objectives Benefits Meaningful and useful training Operational and relevant objectives Task-oriented activities Individual needs and expectations Various approaches and techniques Authentic materials Trustworthy training Improvement Opportunities AutoNomy

Building Student Autonomy Reference: Benson, Phil (2008). Learner autonomy in the classroom, in Practical English Language Teaching, New York: McGraw-Hill.

PORTUGUESE ARMED FORCES - CHIEF OF DEFENSE “To teach is to learn twice” Joseph Joubert Hvala Thank you Obrigado mcgabriel@emgfa.pt