Effective teaching, effective learning: how do we know what works? Laura Patsko

How many ways are there to teach or learn a language? What materials, techniques, tools, approaches and attitudes are involved? How can we know which combination is best for a particular learner in a particular context? This presentation will outline what pedagogy research involves and what insights it brings to CUP ELT, our partners and our customers. Attendees will leave this session with a better understanding of how pedagogical research informs the process of designing CUP’s courses and support services.
Filmed during the Cambridge University Press ELT 'Better Learning' conference, August 2016.

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[@ronbeat]

She's so professional, I admire her.

[@EnglishWithMissRoxy]

Thank you for the training and material the Cambridge University Press ELT provides all the time.

[@larrykenobi5423]

Excellent presentation and thank you for sharing.
As a native English speaker who is obsessed with the many different accents I find her accent fascinating and confusing at the same time. I have never heard anyone speak quite like this before. It ranges from a standard western American accent to a slight lilt bordering on northern Irish to a posh English accent within a sentence or two. At times she even seems to pronounce the same word or vowel sound two different ways. It has the effect of coming off as incongruous or forced.
I would be extremely curious to know where she is from and where she was brought up.

[@RealEnglishClasses]

Thanks a lot for giving us invaluable pieces of advice regarding teaching English

[@ammoriaziz7474]

Superb presentation , high clarity of voice ..thanks

[@missns51273]

"Keep Pedagogy Before Technology". Agree

[@ashrafarzu3285]

I was fascinated. I like it very much.

[@aminemalek6045]

Really perfect presentation , based on the lecturer quarisma !!!!!

[@lucias1276]

Where can I find these "reduced "articles analysing thecresearch results?

[@arifenglish]

Valuable insights!

[@rahmany123]

valuable presesntation, Looking forward for more ppts.

[@PedagogyTLS]

Wonderful skills very useful information

[@LCEnglish]

This is Laura's best presentation so far. Much better than those on pronunciation pedagogy.

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i loved it adorei

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The best presenter

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Inspiring and beneficial

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Hello
I've watched your lecture. However, I still need more advice in educational approaches to become a professional English in my country. I look forward to guiding me for along my career.

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that super fantastic

[@joseluistorres782]

Wow very amazing

[@DhananjayShahNepal]

Inspiring

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A exquisitely pretty presenter . Hats off

[@vutrinhman5798]

and beatiful.

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she talks too much and this video is too long for the information given despite how good and important the information is.

[@mn9120]

R, r, r, r, r... R is so over-pronounced. Trivial things are emphasized. Do you call that research? lol