5. Delivering the content and creating an agenda

After collecting and organizing data from your resources, you will determine your methodology and plan specific procedures for delivering the content to your audience.

  • Consider how you will design the in-service activities, e.g., will each subtopic be a specific focus activity for the in-service? What will your agenda look like?
  • Will your in-service be participant-centered; are you following the constructivist model?
  • During the in-service, model instructional strategies you expect your audience to use when working with English language learners and make them aware you are doing so.
  • Make a list of the materials and equipment you will need, e.g., transparencies, overhead projector, PowerPoint, a laptop computer and projector, giant post-it paper, markers, snacks, etc.
  • Set your pace: is the timetable reasonable/realistic?
  • Use strategies to stay focused during the in-service
  • Create a detailed agenda for yourself (and your co-presenter/s) so that you have a plan to follow during your in-service.
  • Click here for an article that provides recommendations and advice for in-service facilitators.

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