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Interactive Dynamic English Learning

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InteractiveDynamic

English Learning

Partnership Government and The Sequoia Foundation= free for students

Naves do Conhecimento in 8 neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro• Padre Miguel, Penha, Irajá, Bangu-Vila Aliança, Madureira , Triagem,

Santa Cruz, Nova Brasilia

EnglishWorks Overview

EnglishWorks Overview

What is our students background?

EnglishWorks Overview Who are our students

1800 students of 3.000 apliccants a year

Ages from 15 to 87 years old.

Traditional Classroom vs.EnglishWorks Classroom

Traditional Classroom vs.EnglishWorks Classroom

EnglishWorks Overview

What do we teach?Second language using technology

MethodologyBlended Learning • Access to High quality teachers• Support of the classroom teacher• Interaction with volunteers one to one

Teach the students gradually how

to use the technology.

EnglishWorks students learn:

As a class with teachers and volunteers

As a community (Facebook, Twitter, What's app)

One-to-one on Skype with a volunteer

On Moodle

With each other

Where Are Our Volunteers?

70 international volunteers a year

Retention Strategies

Teach for success and focus on students achievements

Teach content that is relevant to their lives

Retention Strategies

Reward the students for their achievementsBadges system = prizes

Retention Strategies

Create a community of learners

Keep contact via Social Media and Moodle website

Engage students in out-of-the-class activities and contests.

Retention Strategies

Keep close contact with the students and follow up on their attendance

Retention Strategies

Continuous professional development of the classroom teachers and volunteers

They make a world of difference!

“I have learned many things at EnglishWorks in the year since I joined, first as a volunteer and now as an online teacher.

For me the most important thing ishow online learning can be a powerful democratizing force and can bring people from around the world together to extend a helping hand to those who need it.

What draws those helpers together is a belief that all people, poor as much as the rich, deserve to have access to education and the toolsthat can make learning possible.”

– Roger Gillespie

Retention Results

Irajá Knowledge VesselFirst semester 2014 Second semester 2014

62% 73%

208 students subscribed 213 students subscribed

Student Feedback

Innovation — 98%

Support — 98%

Content of the classes — 98%

Online content — 96%

Teachers knowledge — 96%

90% of the students intend to continue EnglishWorks

What Our Students Like About EnglishWorks