Online Learning for Better Teaching, 2024
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Our creative approaches
WVAAE originated through song, an approach that remains a central theme of our work along with creativity and stories. In addition to these focus areas below we also support English language development through a creative phonics approach. As an essential issue of our times caring for the environment and global citizenship flow through all aspects of our work.
LEARNING THROUGH SONG
As well as filling classrooms with joy learning through song supports confidence, connections, and understanding. It promotes enthusiasm to learn and school attendance. Songs support memorisation and connect home with school. Learning through song flows across and joins up curriculums, skills and subjects.
LEARNING THROUGH CREATIVE ART
Creativity is a core life skill that should be integral in teaching and learning across curriculums and subject areas. As well as bringing imagination, innovation, deep learning and fun to classrooms it is a key teaching approach in contemporary methodologies such as STEAM and project-based-learning.
LEARNING THROUGH STORIES
Telling stories is an ancient method of conveying and understanding information in a compelling way. It doesn’t matter how old you are, listening to, telling and writing stories is human nature. WVAAE takes storytelling out of just ‘story-time’ in the classroom and encourages its use across every subject, in every part of teaching and learning.
Services
The World Voice & Art Association provides
Projects
Our projects in differet regions of Ethiopia
Testimonials
What They said about us
Senbetu Fejo
English Teacher & Adama, Ethiopia
After the training, if we attend the courses, I think it will help us help our students. The training will also help us update our skills.
Wesenyelesh Wube
English teacher Adama, Ethiopia
My weakness as a teacher is that I don’t use technology enough. Now from this training I can use digital resources to improve all my skills in the classroom.
Getu Sime
English Teacher Adama, Ethiopia
I think I can get a better understanding of teaching English as a foreign language. If I develop my competence, the benefit is for my students.
Seada Abader
English Teacher Adama, Ethiopiar
This is my profession so I want to develop my skills and my language too. I want to become a fluent speaker so I can become a better teacher.
Our Events
Trainings and events we provided
