Reading Comprehension 2.0 – how to really help students read more effective | webinar with Karolina Kotorowicz-Jasińska –  Teacher at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Teacher Trainer and Author at Macmillan Education

We live in a text-based world, where dropping an e-mail or texting someone is often more popular than paying a visit or making a phone call. In order to be an active member of such a society a set of well-developed reading skills seem to be a must. At the same time, however, people (especially the youth) read less and less for pleasure, which makes the development of this crucial skill rather sluggish. Now what can we do as teachers of a foreign language to help our students become better readers, for the sake of both real life and exams? What teaching techniques will boost our learners’ reading comprehension skills? Join my session and find out!

Karolina Kotorowicz-Jasińska

Karolina Kotorowicz-Jasińska is an assistant professor at an English Department at Marie Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland, and holds a PhD degree in applied linguistics. For many years now, Karolina has been professionally involved in ELT in a variety of ways – as a teacher of English at various levels of proficiency, a teacher trainer and a DOS, maximizing the potential of both teachers-to-be as well as experienced educators, and an author of coursebooks and supplementary materials.

In her private life, Karolina is a health-oriented sports amateur, investing a lot energy into what she loves the most – family, wellness and good food.

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