Project Details
Description
The AE E-Teacher Program is funded by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Office of English Language Programs (ECA/A/L). The program offers online, university-level professional development opportunities in the field of TESOL to English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers around the world. These professional development opportunities expose participants to U.S. student-centered teaching techniques, give insight into
U.S. culture and values, and foster opportunities to increase global awareness and understanding. The program endeavors to make professional development opportunities accessible to a wide range of participants, particularly those in low-resource and low-bandwidth contexts.
The purpose of this grant is to fund ongoing delivery of an 8-week online course developed by the awardee for the AE E-Teacher Program, in order to meet the programs objectives to provide virtual professional development to foreign teachers of English as a Foreign/Second Language and to provide Open Educational Resources (OER) in the form of course materials and modules.
U.S. culture and values, and foster opportunities to increase global awareness and understanding. The program endeavors to make professional development opportunities accessible to a wide range of participants, particularly those in low-resource and low-bandwidth contexts.
The purpose of this grant is to fund ongoing delivery of an 8-week online course developed by the awardee for the AE E-Teacher Program, in order to meet the programs objectives to provide virtual professional development to foreign teachers of English as a Foreign/Second Language and to provide Open Educational Resources (OER) in the form of course materials and modules.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 9/11/17 → 10/28/18 |
Funding
- US Department of State (DOS): $194,376.00
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