Sessions

“Framing” for Blended and Remote Learning

“Framing“ helps us understand how people perceive experiences and develop metacognitive and metalinguistic processes. The English as a Foreign Language classroom frame involves paradoxical ambiguities which many teachers exploit productively. However, in the rush to establish blended and remote learning systems, it is easy to neglect valuable aspects of classroom practice. This session will workshop practical responses to blended and remote learning EFL scenarios in light of understandings about how framing can support learning.