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Whose Integration? A British Council Project for ESOL Teachers and Students

The 'Whose Integration?' project is a unique initiative funded by the British Council. This program aims to inspire ESOL teachers with new ideas and teaching activities centered around the concept of integration. Beginning the week after half-term, the project will run for six weeks, culminating in a report to be published next year. Participation encourages both teachers and students to engage actively—attending lessons, asking questions, and sharing thoughts on our collaborative blog, akin to a community forum. Join us in exploring and understanding integration together!

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Whose Integration? A British Council Project for ESOL Teachers and Students

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  1. Whose Integration? British Council research project for ESOL teacher and students

  2. Why are we here today? • We are starting a new project which will help us to give new ideas to teachers about teaching English. • This will benefit teachers and students

  3. What is this project? • It is called ‘Whose Integration?’ It will use teaching activities to see what we all think and understand by the word Integration

  4. Who is paying for this project?

  5. Who has funded it? • British Council

  6. Who are we? • Melanie Cooke, Dermot Bryers and • Becky Winstanley

  7. What is the blog? • This will help us to communicate and write down any information. • It’s a bit like facebook. • We can all see the blog.

  8. What will we have to do? • Attend your lessons • Ask lots of questions • Tell us what you think • Look at the blog and write your thoughts on the blog if you can.

  9. When does it start and when will it finish? • It will start the week after half term for 6 weeks. • It will finish next year when we write and publish a report describing what we did.

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