English Language Fellow Kitty Johnson teamed with Fellow in Vietnam David Courtney and former Fellow Sarina Monh to give a full day of training to Peace Corps Volunteers in Phnom Penh. The team facilitated active workshops about co-teaching, crafting learning objectives, lesson planning, and activity adaptations. The Volunteers were able to acquire new instructional models and develop their own English-language-teaching skills, but they also benefited by learning to develop their co-teaching relationships with other Peace Corps Volunteers.
As one participant to the training event commented,
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“I feel much better about how to write objectives of lesson plans with Bloom’s Taxonomy,” while another said, “I learned a lot about being a good partner with a Volunteer.”
The Peace Corps and the local U.S. Embassy requested this training. Johnson based it on a needs analysis from the Volunteers and on a well received training that she and a colleague gave last year.