LANGUAGE TEACHER EDUCATION IN THE UK AND UZBEKISTAN

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Language Teacher Education in the UK and Uzbekistan
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Plan of the Lesson:
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Introduction to the course: Linguodidactics.
Pedagogical Education in the UK.
Pedagogical Education in Uzbekistan
Reforms in Uzbekistan
Key Differences
Similarities
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INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE: LINGUODIDACTICS
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What is Linguodidactics?
Lingvodidactics is an applied linguistic discipline that examines both the teaching of a foreign language and the acquisition of a foreign language. Lingvodidactics studies the general patterns of language teaching, develops methods and means of teaching a specific language depending on didactic goals.
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Pedagogical Education in the UK
In the UK, there are multiple routes to becoming a teacher. One common route is through a university-based teacher training program. You can choose between undergraduate programs or postgraduate programs.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Routes:
PGCE:
The Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) is a popular choice for those with a relevant bachelor’s degree. It combines academic study with practical teaching experience and leads to qualified teacher status (QTS).
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Pedagogical Education in the UK
SCITT programs are school-based training options. They provide hands-on classroom experience under the guidance of experienced teachers.
School-Centered Initial Teacher Training (SCITT):
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS):
Achieving QTS is a key goal of teacher training in the UK. It’s a professional recognition that allows you to teach in state-maintained schools.
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS):
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Teaching Standards
Assessment:
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)s
Teaching Standards in the UK:
The UK has a set of teaching standards that trainee teachers are expected to meet. These standards cover areas like subject knowledge, classroom management, and professional conduct.
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Teachers in the UK are expected to engage in ongoing professional development to enhance their skills and keep up with best practices.
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Teacher Training Institutes:
Duration:
Specializations:
Pedagogical Education in Uzbekistan
In Uzbekistan, pedagogical education is primarily provided by specialized teacher training institutes and pedagogical universities.
Teacher education programs typically last for four years, leading to a Bachelor’s degree. After completing the program, graduates are awarded a Bachelor of Education.
Teacher education programs cover various specializations, including primary education, secondary education, and subject-specific teaching (e.g., mathematics, languages, science).
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Teacher Training Institutes:
Duration:
Pedagogical Education in Uzbekistan
In Uzbekistan, pedagogical education is primarily provided by specialized teacher training institutes and pedagogical universities.
Teacher education programs typically last for four years, leading to a Bachelor’s degree. After completing the program, graduates are awarded a Bachelor of Education.
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Postgraduate Education:
Pedagogical Education in Uzbekistan
In addition to undergraduate programs, Uzbekistan also offers postgraduate education opportunities for teachers looking to further their qualifications.
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Time management
Networking
Communication
Continuous Professional Development
“Break your day into smaller chunks and focus on one task at a time. Take short breaks in between to stay fresh”
“Attend events, join organizations, and connect with others on social media to expand your network”
“Be concise when communicating ideas, listen to feedback, and be open to constructive criticism”
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Learning
Self-care
Goal-setting
Continuous Professional Development
“Make time for exercise, healthy eating, and hobbies outside to reduce stress and promote relaxation”
“Attend workshops, read publications, and take online courses to expand your knowledge base”
“Set clear goals by breaking them down into smaller achievable steps and by celebrating progress”
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Uzbek is the primary language of instruction in teacher training programs, but programs may also include courses in other languages, such as Russian or English.
Continuous professional development is encouraged for practicing teachers to keep their skills up-to-date.
Language of Instruction
Languages
CPD
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Reforms in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan has been working on educational reforms in recent years to modernize its education system and improve the quality of teacher education. These reforms aim to align with international standards and best practices.
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KEY DIFFERENCES: United Kingdom
Structure:
The UK education system is divided into stages: primary education, secondary education, and higher education. Students often take public exams known as GCSEs and A-levels.
GCSEs and A-levels:
The UK education system is divided into stages: primary education, secondary education, and higher education. Students often take public exams known as GCSEs and A-levels.
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KEY DIFFERENCES: United Kingdom
Teacher Training:
Teacher training programs in the UK can be undergraduate (Bachelor of Education) or postgraduate (PGCE). Teaching standards and certification are regulated nationally.
Structure:
Uzbekistan’s education system includes 12 years of compulsory education. It consists of primary, basic secondary, and upper secondary education.
Language of Instruction: Uzbek is the primary language of instruction in schools, but some schools may offer instruction in other languages, such as Russian or Karakalpak.
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KEY DIFFERENCES: Uzbekistan
Teacher Training:
Teacher education is typically provided by teacher training institutes and pedagogical universities. Programs are four years long and lead to a Bachelor’s degree in education.
Continuing Education: In-service teacher training and professional development are encouraged to maintain the quality of education and teaching skills.
Standardization:
Uzbekistan’s education system is regulated by the Ministry of Preschool and School education and the Ministry of Higher Education, which sets guidelines and standards for schools and teachers.
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SIMILARITIES
Compulsory Education: All two countries have compulsory education requirements. Students are required to attend school up to a certain age, ensuring access to basic education.
Public and Private Schools: Each country has a mix of public and private schools. Public schools are government-funded and generally free, while private schools are independently funded and may charge tuition.
Teacher Certification: All two countries require teachers to obtain certification or qualifications to teach in formal educational institutions.
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SIMILARITIES
Curricular Subjects: Core subjects like mathematics, science, language arts, and social studies are typically part of the curriculum in all three countries.
Examinations: Standardized testing is commonly used in the U.S., the UK, and Uzbekistan to assess student performance and progress.
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SIMILARITIES
Higher Education: All two countries have a higher education system with universities and colleges offering undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
Continuous Professional Development: Teachers in these countries are encouraged to engage in continuous professional development to enhance their teaching skills and stay updated with best practices.
Multilingual Education: Multilingual education is common, with students often having the option to learn multiple languages, including English.
Education Reforms: Educational systems in all two countries have undergone reforms to adapt to changing educational needs, standards, and technologies.
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Life’s moments
“A good education can change anyone. A good teacher can change everything!”
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Provision of services to individuals and legal entities on a contractual basis in the effective organization and promotion of foreign language learning
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University of Portsmouth, United KingdomThe University of Portsmouth is a public university in the city of Portsmouth, Hampshire, England.
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Norwich Institute for Language Education (NILE), UK
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OPPORTUNITIES TO USE FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHINGTO USE FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING
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Thank you very much for your attention!