Keys to Success

A mediocre teacher says

A good teacher explains,

A superior teacher demonstrates,

A great teacher inspires and

Changes the world.

Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program (TEA)

Nataliya: 2000,

2004, 2005, 2007

Tetyana: 5 times

Pre-departure Orientation in Kyiv, 2008

Washington Welcome Program, 2008

University of Alabama George Mason

University

Completed a six-week professional

development institute

TEA experience Tetyana Nataliya

Step by step Tetyana’s learnt a lot of from …

Linda Winters

John Pottenger

Debra Grayson

Christy Steelman

Virginia Carden

Sandra Enger

Jane Jones

Nataliya:

“ESL/EFL Research and

Assessment “course,

conducted by George A.

Flowers

“Educational

Leadership” seminars by

Dr. Farnoosh Shahrokhi

and Dr.Beverly Woody

Dr.S.Steeley delivered

her seminars on

Reflective Practice and

how to use Smart board

and make IREX TEA

Portfolio

Now we know What the Problem Based Learning is.

What the Backward Design is.

4 different philosophies of education

How to write the separated lessons on writing, reading, listening & speaking.

How to survive in American High School.

How to conduct 96-minute lesson.

How to cooperate with the groups “Future Stars,” “Ganga-Padma”, “Futurists”

How to use Power Point & Google documents.

How to create blogs & sites.

And what the teacher’s portfolio is.

Washington Area Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages 29th annual Fall Convention (October,4,2008) Rediscovering the

Problem Solving

Technique for the ESL

Classroom”, facilitated by

Jayme Adelson-Goldstein

Supplementing

Grammar Materials with

Focused Listening and

Speaking Tasks, by

Biesenbach-Lucas &

Artenie

“Improving Listening and

Speaking Skills with

Digital Stories”, presented

by Polina Vinogradova

and Heather A. Linville

The most exiting was the internship in the schools

Buckhorn High School

Columbia High School

New Century Technology

Huntsville High School

We have a lot of new ideas for our schools.

End of TEA Program Conference,

Presenters – Hunstville, Alabama, USA,

11/6-9/2008

English Teaching Resource Center (JCD ETRC) at the English Department of National University of "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy“ sponsored by the Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy Annual TEA

reunion

conferences, set

up by the IREX and

organized by I.

Miroshnichenko

”Teaching English to

Young Learners “in

UMBC (University of

Maryland in Baltimore

County), Dr.Joan Kang

Shin and Mary Tabaa

Summer E-teacher

Development Institute,

UMBC, Baltimore,

2010, 2011

Project Implementation

Teaching English to

Young Learners,

Hadyach, 01/4/2011

Nataliya Nayavko, Ukraine

Professional Development Workshop

Host: Lviv Regional In-Service Teacher

Training Institute (INSET), Ukraine

Participants: 4 groups of EFL teachers (25-30

people each) from Lviv Region,

Ukraine

Program: a 5-day professional development

course

Schedule: First round: November, 2011;

Second round: January, 3-7, 2012;

Third round: March, 21-25, 2012;

Fourth round: June, 6-10 2012.

UMBC E-Teacher Scholarship Program 2011 N.Nayavko, Ukraine

Goals:

To develop a critical awareness of young

learners’ characteristics for building their

communicative abilities;

To develop and cultivate critical thinking

skills of the participants by means of

providing them with the international

experience of EFL

To enhance participants’ abilities in EFL

teaching to young learners using

communicative, experiential approaches. UMBC E-Teacher Scholarship Program 2011 N.Nayavko, Ukraine

Shared knowledge is power

Shaping the way

we teach English,

webinars

Members of

Ukraine- TESOL

Members of the

Regional committee

on External English

Testing in Ukraine

Members in the jury

in district and

regional English

Olympiad

Staying at UAH and GMU- was a

great experience for all of us.

We will never forget

this incredible autumn 2008

Give a man a fish and you feed

him for a day. Teach him to fish

and you feed him for the whole

life.

If you do what you have always

done, you will get what you

have always got.