Recording of Side by side - Everyday English Training Day
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Recording of Side by side - Everyday English Training Day
Everyday English is a ministry that brings you alongside with students and with your team as you work together. This year’s winter Training Day will be an opportunity to strengthen your connections, be encouraged by others across Sydney (and beyond), and delve into a range of lesson resources.
Buy a ticket to access the recording for $15 (plus booking fee).
Videos recorded include:
- Bible talk - Luke 10:25-37 - The Good Samaritan by Clive Buultjens
Clive works as the evangelist with SATYA Network, whose vision is to see people from South Asia and the Hindu faith come to know the Lord Jesus. He will be sharing from his life and ministry experience about how to understand and love your neighbours from South Asia. - Caring for Every Student: challenging moments as opportunities for deeper and stronger connections
- A “hands-on” demo (High Int) using Meet Jesus and our new topical lessons
High Intermediate demonstration of Meet Jesus Lesson 14 using our new topical lesson plan and our Conversation Card Toolkit. - Final session - New student placement tool
Placing incoming students in the right level. A simple verbal tool to allocate students in the correct class at your church lessons.
Are you reluctant to teach emotional or sensitive topics such as grief, divorce, war and conflict?
Have you experienced a spontaneous moment of tension, difficulty or awkwardness in class?
Engaging with real-life subjects can be challenging. In this elective, we’ll explore why these moments are difficult and consider cultural biases around vulnerability. Through practical tools and frameworks, we'll learn how to effectively support students from diverse backgrounds in these moments. By acknowledging and addressing the risks involved and our resources as a community, we'll gain confidence and skills to navigate challenging classroom situations with empathy and resilience.
Amanda teaches at SMBC, Moore College, Anglicare and AFES on intercultural engagement, particularly with Buddhists. She draws from her own culturally hybrid lived experience, experiences in two Thai fellowships in Sydney and ESL classes, content expertise and global connections. Holding a Masters of Psychology (Clinical), and a Master of Theological Studies, Amanda has professional experience helping the state-wide NSW public health system provide culturally responsive mental health care to a culturally diverse public, and is passionate effective intercultural engagement
Purchase of access to our July 2024 Training Day recordings also provides access to previous Training Day recordings.
If finances are a concern, please email us at crossculturalservices@anglicare.org.au
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