The Modern Languages and Cultures department at the University of Nottingham is organising a series of workshops entitled ‘Back to Basics in LTL: what to teach and how to do it’, which will be held in person at the University of Nottingham in 2024. The series will comprise of two separate days, the first one will be held on Wednesday 17th January 2024, focusing on 'What to teach in LTL' (10am-4pm), and the second on Wednesday 17th April 2024, focusing on 'How to teach in LTL' (10am-4pm).

The day will start with an invited keynote speaker who will present on curriculum design, followed by a discussion in groups about specific key points developed during the previous session. Afterwards, there will be time dedicated to the delegates’ presentations on 'WHAT’ they teach, based on a proforma that we will send in due course with the aim of sharing best practice and new ideas. The afternoon session will continue with a workshop, led by the keynote speaker. Coffee breaks and lunch will be provided.

The Modern Languages and Cultures department at the University of Nottingham is organising a series of workshops entitled ‘Back to Basics in LTL: what to teach and how to do it’. This is the second instalment of the series focusing on 'How to teach in LTL'. The first event of the series was held on Wednesday 17th January 2024, and it focused on 'What to teach in LTL'.

The day will start with an invited keynote speaker who will present on curriculum design, followed by a discussion in groups about specific key points developed during the previous session. Afterwards, there will be time dedicated to the delegates’ presentations on 'HOW’ they teach. The workshop on will invite delegates to reflect on:

• Methodologies and approaches
• Language learning strategies
• Innovative assessment
• The role of teachers and learners
• The use of technology, AI and social media in LTL