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[Teacher meets Pedagogy] From Literacy to Multiliteracies: Reimagining Teaching and Learning for the Future
βπ¨ This event is a FREE online webinar. No recording will be provided.
βπ Certificate of Participation will be available for purchase (SGD 10 / ~USD 8).
βπThis workshop will explores the core ideas of multiliteracies and new literacies for creating future-ready learning environments. Through hands-on activities, group discussions, and practical tasks, participants will explore how to apply multiliteracy frameworks to curriculum design, material creation, and progressive pedagogies.
βπ Topic
βFrom Literacy to Multiliteracies: Reimagining Teaching and Learning for the Futureβ
βπ‘ Who Can Attend:
Educators, curriculum developers, material designers, teachers, and researchers in language, humanities, social sciences, and K-12 education across formal and non-formal sectors.
βπ Event Details
Date: Tuesday, 22 September 2026
Time: ο»Ώ8:00 PM - 9:30 PM (GMT+8)
Place: Online
βπ£ Speakers:
β’ Nishevita Jayendran - A doctorate in comparative world literature and has been working in the field of education, curriculum studies and pedagogy for the last decade. She is the first author of Language Education: Teaching English in India (2022) and the series editor of the textbook series titled βPrinciples-Based Adaptive Teachingβ, both with Routledge. She teaches, researches and consults on literature studies, language education, peace education, multiliteracies, critical pedagogy, material and curriculum design, creative writing and discourse analysis. Her current interests lie in researching the multidisciplinary interfaces of these domains and the place of humanities and liberal arts in higher education, with a focus on learner agency, ethics and pedagogy in the age of AI.
βπ Program Details (GMT+8):
20:00 β 20:05 | Welcome Speech & Introduction to SEN
20:05 β 20:10 | Mentimeter/Chatbox Task
20:10 β 20:15 | Whole Group Prompt + Discussion
20:15 β 20:30 | Short Film: The Giving Tree Preview + Discussion
20:30 β 20:55 | Small Group Task in Breakout Room
20:55 β 21:05 | Discussion in Main Room
21:05 β 21:20 | Presentation on New Literacies and Multiliteracies by Facilitator
21:20 β 21:25 | Individual Task
21:25 β 21:30 | Summary of Ideas and Reinforcing the Multiliteracies Framework by the Facilitator
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