Date
Tuesday 11 February 2025 -
16:00 to 17:00

Introduction

Differentiated learning is crucial for creating inclusive and effective classrooms, yet many educators in Southeast Asia face significant challenges in implementing it. Issues such as large class sizes, varying levels of student proficiency, and limited resources often stand in the way of successful differentiation.

This webinar in association with iTELL Indonesia will provide practical strategies to overcome these barriers, offering teachers actionable methods to design lessons that address individual student needs. By focusing on scalable and adaptable techniques, the session aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice, empowering educators to create engaging and equitable learning environments tailored to their unique classroom contexts.

Who is this webinar for?

This event is aimed at teachers of English from Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Viet Nam.

 Key highlights:

  •  Offer actionable methods for planning differentiated lessons tailored to Southeast Asian classrooms.
  • Provide insights into inclusive practices that support all students, regardless of ability or background.
  •  Present resources and strategies that are easy to implement and directly address classroom challenges.
  •  Deliver short, engaging, and accessible content for teachers to reflect on and improve their practices.

REGISTER NOW

When: Tuesday, 11 February 2025

Time: 16.00 GMT+7

Where: Online on Zoom and TeachingEnglish Asia Facebook page

Registration: You can register by clicking on the ‘register’ button. After registering you’ll receive an email with your attendee link.

Fee: Free

Organiser: British Council

Language: All the online sessions will be delivered only in English.

Certification: Participants will receive an e-certificate of attendance at the end of the webinar.

For any registration queries please write to TeachingEnglishAsia@britishcouncil.org

About the speaker and moderator

Ika Lestari Damayanti

Speaker

Ika Lestari Damayanti is an Associate Professor at Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI), the Director of UPI’s Language Centre, and the President of Primary English Language Teachers of Indonesia (PELTIN). Her research includes ELT methodologies and genre pedagogy, storytelling, and teacher professional development. She has been involved in key projects with MoCERT in Indonesia, such as textbook development and assessment, and has delivered workshops and talks around Indonesia. 

Toar Sumakul

Moderator

Toar Sumakul, a lecturer and researcher at Satya Wacana Christian University (UKSW) in Salatiga, Indonesia, also serves as the Director for Cooperation. His focus includes Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL), technology in education, and AI integration in EFL classrooms. He has published articles and presented on AI in language learning and is a board member of iTELL – Indonesia Technology-Enhanced Language Learning.