In this episode of the Teach Middle East Podcast, we are talking about talk with Sarah Lambert from Dubai College. We are discussing oracy in the classroom. Communicating lies at the centre of what takes place in the classroom. Oracy is not just talking, it requires that teachers and students think carefully about the spoken language they are using. This will of course vary from subject to subject and among year groups. One thing that holds true is talk is very important especially now. Let’s talk!
Bio-Sarah Lambert
An experienced teacher of English and English Literature, Sarah is a Specialist Leader in Education at Dubai College, focusing on Harkness lessons and oracy. Sarah is passionate about the transformative power of classroom talk and has created the Dubai Oracy Hub to promote oracy in the region.
Connect with Sarah Lambert: @DCol_OracyHub @SarahLambert81
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