Web Gatherings 2023 – Speakers
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MARY DAVOU
Maria is a school owner, teacher, teacher trainer and researcher. She has a BA in Philosophy, Cambridge DELTA, an MA in TESOL, St Michael’s College, Vermont, and has studied for a PhD in Applied Linguistics at Lancaster University, UK. She is now completing her Doctorate degree in Athens. She held an ESRC research award. She is currently doing an MBA in Educational Leadership. She has more than twenty-five years’ experience in teaching, teacher training and syllabus design in Greece, the UK and the US. She is a language school owner in Athens, promoting alternative and experiential models of teaching. She is an international trainer and academic consultant for publishing companies, private schools and Ministries of Education. She is an adjunct professor for the Hellenic American University (HAEC), where she teaches TESOL Management and a visiting professor for the MA in Creative Writing at the University of Western Macedonia.
NICK MICHELIOUDAKIS
Nick Michelioudakis (B. Econ., Dip. RSA, MSc [TEFL]) has been active in ELT for many years as a teacher, examiner, presenter and teacher trainer. He has worked for a number of publishers and examination boards and he has given seminars in several countries.
He has written extensively on Methodology, though he is better known for his ‘Psychology and ELT’ articles which have appeared in numerous newsletters and magazines.
His areas of interest include Student Motivation, Learner Independence, Teaching one-to-one and Humour. He has his own YouTube channel (‘Comedy for ELT’) in which he often shares humorous clips along with worksheets for use in the classroom.
For articles or worksheets of his, you can visit his YouTube channel [ https://bit.ly/2Od19a6 ] or his blog [ www.michelioudakis.org ].
TYNA CONSTANTOPOULOU
Tyna Constantopoulou is a lecturer in the MA in TESOL awarded by Staffordshire University and Unicert College. She is also a teacher trainer in Inclusive and Special
Education at Metamathesis. Tyna holds a B.A. in English Language and Literature by the National and Kapodistrian University and a M.Ed. in Special Education by Frederick
University. She has presented in conferences worldwide raising awareness on student diversity, inclusive practices, and individualised interventions. Tyna has received the
Gold Award in Innovation and Research in Education (Charles Walter’s Society) and the Bronze Award in Supporting Learners with Special Educational Needs in EFL (ELT News).