The Modern Classroom: the newest trends and perspectives on classroom management

About This Event

This four-hour, in-person training looks at what classroom management means in the contemporary classroom, structured around three areas — the three P's. The first, Programme, addresses the clarity of the lesson itself. The second, People, considers both sides of the room: the bad habits we teachers fall into, and how to understand student silence better. The third, Proficiency, sets out three effective ways to teach mixed-level classes. Across the afternoon (13:00–17:00), each session combines methodology, demonstration, and collaborative exercises. The training is practical, participatory, and grounded in real classroom experience, and is open to teachers with at least a B1 level of English.

What You'll Gain

• Build lessons whose structure and sequencing give students genuine clarity
• Identify and remove the habits that quietly undermine our teaching
• Understand what student silence signals and how to respond to it
• Apply three effective approaches to teaching mixed-level classes
• Leave with practical techniques ready for immediate classroom use

Your Presenter

Professor Christopher Korten

Oxford & Cambridge · International Teacher Trainer & Consultant

With over twenty years of international experience across five continents, Professor Korten works with universities, institutions, and educators worldwide to raise the standard of English language teaching. His events combine rigorous academic foundations with immediately applicable classroom strategies.