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Welcome and thank you bull Working Menrsquos College and James Cupper bull Cambridge ESOL and Trinity College London bull NATECLA London team of dedicated

volunteers bull Thank you to you all for coming

House Keeping bull Toilets and fire exit

bull Mobile phone on silent please bull Wi-Fi code Username WMC_guest Password wmc1200r bull Twitter sweptesol

Let us know if you do not want to be photographed

bull NATECLA National Organisation wwwnateclaorguk

bull Run by volunteers bull NATECLA London wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom

bull National Conference - Language Reflections Date Friday 27th June - Sunday 29th June 2014 Venue University of Sheffield The Edge Endcliffe Crescent Sheffield S10 3ED httpwwwnateclaorgukcontent568National-Conference-2014

bull Ruth Hayman Trust Auction

Programme for the day bull 1025 RHT bull 1030 Lee Hawkes - Theoretical frameworks for understanding cross-

cultural adjustment bull 1115 BREAK bull 1130 Laila El-Metoui - LGBT amp ESOL bull 1230 Dan Taubman Adult learning funding 2014-2015 with special

reference to ESOL funding bull 1pm Lunch bull 145 Phil Bird bull 200 Afternoon workshops bull 245 RTH Prize Draw bull 3pm End

Check out the stalls

Working with Dyslexic Learners

Creative ESOL Teaching Roma ex-offender women

Ideas Swap Shop

Anne Margaret Smith

Eleanor Cocks Meltem Dincer Phil Bird

Room 405

Room 503

Room 704

Room 707

httpwwwruthhaymantrustorguk

ESOL and LGBT Where are we now

NATECLA London Regional Conference 08032014 Laila El-Metoui

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 2: Natecla London Conference

House Keeping bull Toilets and fire exit

bull Mobile phone on silent please bull Wi-Fi code Username WMC_guest Password wmc1200r bull Twitter sweptesol

Let us know if you do not want to be photographed

bull NATECLA National Organisation wwwnateclaorguk

bull Run by volunteers bull NATECLA London wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom

bull National Conference - Language Reflections Date Friday 27th June - Sunday 29th June 2014 Venue University of Sheffield The Edge Endcliffe Crescent Sheffield S10 3ED httpwwwnateclaorgukcontent568National-Conference-2014

bull Ruth Hayman Trust Auction

Programme for the day bull 1025 RHT bull 1030 Lee Hawkes - Theoretical frameworks for understanding cross-

cultural adjustment bull 1115 BREAK bull 1130 Laila El-Metoui - LGBT amp ESOL bull 1230 Dan Taubman Adult learning funding 2014-2015 with special

reference to ESOL funding bull 1pm Lunch bull 145 Phil Bird bull 200 Afternoon workshops bull 245 RTH Prize Draw bull 3pm End

Check out the stalls

Working with Dyslexic Learners

Creative ESOL Teaching Roma ex-offender women

Ideas Swap Shop

Anne Margaret Smith

Eleanor Cocks Meltem Dincer Phil Bird

Room 405

Room 503

Room 704

Room 707

httpwwwruthhaymantrustorguk

ESOL and LGBT Where are we now

NATECLA London Regional Conference 08032014 Laila El-Metoui

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 3: Natecla London Conference

bull NATECLA National Organisation wwwnateclaorguk

bull Run by volunteers bull NATECLA London wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom

bull National Conference - Language Reflections Date Friday 27th June - Sunday 29th June 2014 Venue University of Sheffield The Edge Endcliffe Crescent Sheffield S10 3ED httpwwwnateclaorgukcontent568National-Conference-2014

bull Ruth Hayman Trust Auction

Programme for the day bull 1025 RHT bull 1030 Lee Hawkes - Theoretical frameworks for understanding cross-

cultural adjustment bull 1115 BREAK bull 1130 Laila El-Metoui - LGBT amp ESOL bull 1230 Dan Taubman Adult learning funding 2014-2015 with special

reference to ESOL funding bull 1pm Lunch bull 145 Phil Bird bull 200 Afternoon workshops bull 245 RTH Prize Draw bull 3pm End

Check out the stalls

Working with Dyslexic Learners

Creative ESOL Teaching Roma ex-offender women

Ideas Swap Shop

Anne Margaret Smith

Eleanor Cocks Meltem Dincer Phil Bird

Room 405

Room 503

Room 704

Room 707

httpwwwruthhaymantrustorguk

ESOL and LGBT Where are we now

NATECLA London Regional Conference 08032014 Laila El-Metoui

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 4: Natecla London Conference

Programme for the day bull 1025 RHT bull 1030 Lee Hawkes - Theoretical frameworks for understanding cross-

cultural adjustment bull 1115 BREAK bull 1130 Laila El-Metoui - LGBT amp ESOL bull 1230 Dan Taubman Adult learning funding 2014-2015 with special

reference to ESOL funding bull 1pm Lunch bull 145 Phil Bird bull 200 Afternoon workshops bull 245 RTH Prize Draw bull 3pm End

Check out the stalls

Working with Dyslexic Learners

Creative ESOL Teaching Roma ex-offender women

Ideas Swap Shop

Anne Margaret Smith

Eleanor Cocks Meltem Dincer Phil Bird

Room 405

Room 503

Room 704

Room 707

httpwwwruthhaymantrustorguk

ESOL and LGBT Where are we now

NATECLA London Regional Conference 08032014 Laila El-Metoui

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 5: Natecla London Conference

Working with Dyslexic Learners

Creative ESOL Teaching Roma ex-offender women

Ideas Swap Shop

Anne Margaret Smith

Eleanor Cocks Meltem Dincer Phil Bird

Room 405

Room 503

Room 704

Room 707

httpwwwruthhaymantrustorguk

ESOL and LGBT Where are we now

NATECLA London Regional Conference 08032014 Laila El-Metoui

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 6: Natecla London Conference

httpwwwruthhaymantrustorguk

ESOL and LGBT Where are we now

NATECLA London Regional Conference 08032014 Laila El-Metoui

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 7: Natecla London Conference

ESOL and LGBT Where are we now

NATECLA London Regional Conference 08032014 Laila El-Metoui

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 8: Natecla London Conference

Introductions

Laila El-Metoui bull ESOL Teacher bull EDIF Project Co-ordinator Morley College bull Education Consultant wwwlelmeducationcom bull Chair Person NATECLA London MC Member

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 9: Natecla London Conference

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

9

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 10: Natecla London Conference

bull Keep an open mind

bull Respect others by allowing people to have their say

bull Challenge the view not the person

bull Contribute via Twitter sweptesol

10

Contributions

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 11: Natecla London Conference

Distance travelled bull October 2012 breaking the ice

httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources bull November 2013 Queering ESOL ESRC SEMINAR

httpqueeringesolwordpresscom bull February 2013 ESOL Nexus httpesolbritishcouncilorgexploring-lgbt-

lives-and-issues-adult-esol

bull February 2013 British Council Seminar Live stream httpmyoutubecomwatchfeature=youtube_gdata_playerampv=Rkygkkowp60

British Council blog Voices httpblogbritishcouncilorg20140218how-can-english-language-teachers-bring-lgbt-issues-into-the-classroom

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 12: Natecla London Conference

Why LGBT and Why ESOL

bull Institutional and legal framework Ofsted and EampD Equality Act 2010

bull Visions and values of your organisation

bull Opportunity to develop your learners linguistic skills

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 13: Natecla London Conference

Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil

partnership 17 Wearing glasses

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 14: Natecla London Conference

The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are

1 Age 2 Disability 3 Size and height 4 Social class 5 Gender reassignment 6 Diet and nutrition 7 Pregnancy and maternity 8 Race 9 Personal hygiene

10 Sex 11 Sexual orientation 12 Wellbeing 13 Accents 14 Hair colour 15 Religion or belief 16 Marriage and civil partnership 17 Wearing glasses

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 15: Natecla London Conference

bull Identify categories on application forms bull Accurately complete a basic form bull Use and spell correctly some personal key words and familiar

words

An example with lower level ESOL

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 16: Natecla London Conference

bull Describe pictures bull Describe different kinds

of family bull Describe and compare

different kinds of family

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 17: Natecla London Conference

bull Describe a picture (of a civil partnership ceremony)

bull Express views listen and respond to classmatesrsquo opinions

(on civil partnership)

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 18: Natecla London Conference

Discussion How do you would you embed LGBT within your sessions bull at induction bull within your teaching resources and or the

materials you use

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 19: Natecla London Conference

Resources bull NIACE ESOL citizenship materials

httpwwwniaceorgukprojectsesolcitizenshipHome-Enghtm

bull Stonewall httpwwwstonewallorgukat_schooleducation_for_allfurther_educationfurther_education_resourcesdefaultasp

bull Homoworld Movie httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv=HJXw8PthD0M

bull The Classroom httpthe-classroomorguk

bull Educate and Celebrate httpwwwellybarnescom

bull Schools Out httpwwwschools-outorguk

bull NATECLA London httpnateclaldnwordpresscomresourceslgbt-issues-esol-resources

bull Equalitiestoolkit httpwwwequalitiestoolkitcomcontenteducate-out-prejudice

bull Homemade ndash create your own resources

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Limited range of teaching resources and materials

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 20: Natecla London Conference

Other interesting resources bull Access for all httprwpexcellencegatewayorgukresourceAccess+for+Allpdf

bull Disability Rights UK httpdisabilityrightsukorghow-we-can-helpindividualseducation

bull Excellence Gateway working with deaf learners httpwwwexcellencegatewayorguknode2779

bull AFAN httpwwwafanuknet

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 21: Natecla London Conference
Presenter
Presentation Notes
Lesson about the queens Diamond jubilee June 2012 community centre in Croydon eliciting vocabulary with 13E1 E2 learnershellip what kind of vocabulary do you think came up13Students can come up with homopobic transphobic remarks at any time 13Itrsquos not because yoursquove not experienced it that it doesnrsquot exist hellipexample of a lesson in June last year hellip sometimes it can come at the least expected moment

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 22: Natecla London Conference

Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia

bull Give examples of how you might deal with discriminatory behaviour in your classroom

bull Which strategies do you have you used

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 23: Natecla London Conference

God hates green chairs

All green chairs should be destroyed

All chairs should be purple being

green is not natural

How does the chair feel

Are these insults or opinions

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 24: Natecla London Conference

Slangderogatory terms for

25

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 25: Natecla London Conference

Slangderogatory terms for

26

Straight Gay Lesbian Trans Bi

Presenter
Presentation Notes
This is one of the activities I have used in staff training it is fun and in my experience people have had a laugh hellip Have a go in your head for a second hellip which column do you think always gets the largest number of adjectives hellip Bingo

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 26: Natecla London Conference

Awareness raising

Eliciting the difference between bull an insult and an opinion bull accepting and agreeing bull normal and normative bull religious teaching and personal interpretation

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 27: Natecla London Conference

Opportunities

bull Opportunity for students to express their views in a non offensive way

bull Develop respect bull Win- win developing language

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Challenging homobitransphobia doesnrsquot mean changing someonersquos mind but developing studentsrsquo ability to express their opinion in a non offensive way 13

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 28: Natecla London Conference

Inclusive education provider

Zero tolerance

Training and resources

Visibility

Forums to raise issues

Data collection

Support

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 29: Natecla London Conference

Ofsted Will look for leaders and teachers to achieve great success in establishing a caring and cohesive community where difference is not lsquotoleratedrsquo but celebrated and how successful their work to tackle homophobia and other forms of discrimination secures a safe and caring environment which promotes studentsrsquo achievements confidence and self-esteemrsquo

Osfted Report 120210 What a difference a day makes Rossett School

10 September 2012

Presenter
Presentation Notes
URN 13689613Area Yorkshire13Date published 10 September 201213Reference 12021013What a difference a day makes Rossett School13

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 30: Natecla London Conference

Finally helliphellip

bull Comply with Equality Act 2010 bull Meet Ofsted requirements bull Foster an environment conducive to learning bull Feel comfortable in the educational

environment

Presenter
Presentation Notes
As a teacher I want to and for my students to

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 31: Natecla London Conference

Objectives bull Review of distance travelled since our

first conference bull Overview of Equality Act 2010 bull Reflect on practice and explore some

teaching resources bull Identify ways to challenge discrimination bull Identify institutional support conducive

to successful EampD integration

32

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you
Page 32: Natecla London Conference

Thank you For further discussion please contact

wwwnateclaldnwordpresscom wwwlelmeducationcom

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Join Natecla if yoursquore itching to have a look right now hellip please Google now 13
  • Welcome and thank you
  • House Keeping
  • Slide Number 3
  • Programme for the day
  • Slide Number 5
  • Slide Number 6
  • Slide Number 7
  • Slide Number 8
  • Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Distance travelled
  • Why LGBT and Why ESOL
  • Which of these are the nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010
  • The nine protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010 are
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Discussion
  • Resources
  • Other interesting resources
  • Slide Number 22
  • Addressing homophobia biphobia and transphobia
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Slangderogatory terms for
  • Awareness raising
  • Opportunities
  • Slide Number 29
  • Ofsted
  • Finally helliphellip
  • Objectives
  • Thank you