When? Saturday, March 23rd
What time? 10.00 am
Where? On Zoom (meeting information will be sent to attendees the night before event day)
How much?
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment up to date): free of charge
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment still due): $2.500.-
Teacher Trainees: $2.000.-
Others: $5.000.-
International Attendees: $10.- (USD)
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What is the place of literature in a world where culture and entertainment are dominated by streaming, social media and artificial intelligence? Is it an outdated form? Have we no time for reading for pleasure? And if we believe in the value of literature, how can we make it relevant to our students?
This session opens questions for debate which are related to our role as educators and adult readers. Although we may find no definitive answers, thinking together can provide support and open new roads for experimentation.
When? Saturday, April 20th
What time? 10.00 am
Where? On Zoom (meeting information will be sent to attendees the night before event day)
How much?
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment up to date): free of charge
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment still due): $2.500.-
Teacher Trainees: $2.000.-
Others: $5.000.-
International Attendees: $10.- (USD)
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Dr. Claudia Ferradas, former APIBA vice-president, graduated as a teacher of English from the IES en Lenguas Vivas “Juan Ramón Fernández”, where she taught language and literature for many years and was Academic Secretary. She holds an MA in Education and Professional Development from the University of East Anglia and a PhD in English Studies from the University of Nottingham.
She has extensive international experience as a teacher trainer and conference presenter and has co-chaired the Oxford Conference on the Teaching of Literature (Corpus Christi College) on five occasions. She teaches on the MA programme in Foreign Languages at the Universidad Nacional de Luján, Argentina, and is an Affiliate Trainer with NILE (Norwich Institute for Language Education), UK.
Claudia has published poetry in Spanish and in English and coordinates the literature and media programme at ESSARP.

Las nuevas tecnologías y su evolución han colaborado a que cada vez más adolescentes y jóvenes sean víctimas de ciberdelitos a través de redes sociales o de Internet como por ejemplo grooming, sexting, abusos, amenazas, difusión de imágenes íntimas, etc. Para evitarlo, es fundamental que como docentes nos informemos y formemos para conocer los riesgos y peligros, y así acompañar a nuestros alumnos y alumnas para navegar tranquilos y libremente, aunque con toda la información necesaria para fomentar la prevención de estos delitos.
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Aranceles
Miembros de APIBA u otras asociaciones de profesores (con cuota 2024 al día): GRATIS
Miembros de APIBA u otras asociaciones de profesores
(con cuota 2024 adeudada) : $2.500.-
Estudiantes de Profesorado: $2.000.-
Otros: $5.000.-
Participantes Internacionales: $10.- (USD)
Inscripción aquí
Daniela Dupuy, Fiscal Coordinadora de la Unidad Especializada en Delitos y Contravenciones Informáticas del Ministerio Público Fiscal de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (UFEDyCI).
Doctora en Derecho Penal y Procesal de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Sevilla, España.
Master in Law otorgado por la Universidad de Palermo dictado en forma conjunta con YALE LAW SCHOOL (USA).
Posgrado sobre Ciberdelincuencia en la Universidad Internacional de Cataluña, España.
Profesora Adjunta de Derecho Penal y Procesal penal Universidad Austral. Directora Académica del LLM (Máster) en Derecho con orientación internacional en Ciberdelincuencia de la Universidad Austral y de la Diplomatura Internacional en Ciberdelincuencia y tecnologías aplicadas a la investigación de la Universidad Austral - Argentina- y Abat Oliba –España
Directora del Observatorio de Cibercrimen y Evidencia Digital en Investigaciones Criminales (OCEDIC), Universidad Austral.
Directora de los libros CIBERCRIMEN I, II y III, Editorial BdeF. Argentina-Madrid. 2016-20.
Directora del libro "ACOSOS EN LA RED A NIÑOS, NIÑAS Y ADOLESCENTES”, Colección CIBERCRIMEN, Ed. HAMMURABI 2020-21.
Capacitadora & Instructora invitada del American Bar Association (ABA ROLI Peru y Colombia)
Capacitadora en Litigación Oral, título que le fue otorgado por el CEJA en el marco del Programa de Interamericano de Formación de Capacitadores para la Reforma Procesal Penal en Chile.
Directora de la Diplomatura de Ciberdelincuencia e investigaciones en entornos digitales del Instituto Superior de Seguridad Pública de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires.
Cooperadora en el Proyecto de Excelencia del Plan Andaluz de Investigación I+D+I, orientado a los Retos de la Sociedad, dirigido por la Junta de Andalucía, España. Participó como expositora y asistente en numerosas Jornadas y Talleres nacionales e internacionales, relacionadas con la Cibercriminalidad y la litigación oral, y como autora de muchos artículos en la materia.

In this session, we will explore the fundamental principles of computational thinking and how they are closely tied to literacy skills in young learners. Through hands-on activities and interactive discussions, we will examine how coding and computational thinking can enhance problem-solving, logical reasoning, and communication skills. Participants will discover how these concepts are already part of our daily routines at schools, which will empower teachers to introduce coding concepts to young learners in a fun and engaging way. By the end of the session, educators will have gained practical strategies for integrating computational thinking into literacy activities, and they will have a better understanding of how these concepts can support the development of critical thinking skills in young learners.
Inscripción aquí

Aranceles
Miembros de APIBA u otras asociaciones de profesores (con cuota 2024 al día): GRATIS
Miembros de APIBA u otras asociaciones de profesores
(con cuota 2024 adeudada) : $3.000.-
Estudiantes de Profesorado: $2.400.-
Otros: $6.000.-
Candelaria Durruty is a passionate educator with expertise in educational technology and innovation, holding certifications as a Google Certified Coach, Trainer, and Innovator (#VIA22). She majored in Teaching and Learning at Primary, where she worked as an EFL teacher for 13 years. She also taught in the UK in 2017/18 after winning an Internship granted by the Ministry of Education and the British Council. Candelaria currently leads the Google Educators Group CABA, where she fosters professional development to enhance teaching practices and student well-being. For the past three years, she has served as the Innovation Leader at Argentina's first Google Reference School, merging teaching with innovative technological solutions to inspire curiosity and innovation among educators and students alike.

In this session, we will explore the fundamental principles of computational thinking and how they are closely tied to literacy skills in young learners. Through hands-on activities and interactive discussions, we will examine how coding and computational thinking can enhance problem-solving, logical reasoning, and communication skills. Participants will discover how these concepts are already part of our daily routines at schools, which will empower teachers to introduce coding concepts to young learners in a fun and engaging way. By the end of the session, educators will have gained practical strategies for integrating computational thinking into literacy activities, and they will have a better understanding of how these concepts can support the development of critical thinking skills in young learners.
To register click here

How much?
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment up to date): free of charge
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment still due - proof of status required): : $3.000.-
Teacher Trainees (proof of status required): $2.400.-
Others: $6.000.-
International Attendees: $10.- (USD)
To register click here
In today's interconnected world, the role of English language teachers extends beyond language proficiency to encompass holistic student well-being. This presentation focuses on the integration of ESI within the English language classroom, offering insights from a safeguarding perspective. Recognizing the critical importance of addressing sensitive topics in a safe and supportive environment, the presentation explores strategies for effectively incorporating ESI into language teaching while upholding safeguarding principles. Drawing on best practices and pedagogical approaches, the session provides practical guidance on navigating culturally sensitive topics, fostering open dialogue, and promoting respect and understanding among students. Additionally, the presentation highlights the educator's role in identifying and responding to safeguarding concerns, providing resources and support, and creating a culture of trust and confidentiality. By equipping English language teachers with the knowledge and skills to address ESI within their classrooms, this presentation aims to empower educators to promote student well-being and contribute to a safer and more inclusive learning environment.
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How much?
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment up to date): free of charge
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment still due - proof of status required): : $3.000.-
Teacher Trainees (proof of status required): $2.400.-
Others: $6.000.-
International Attendees: $10.- (USD)
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Yohana Solis is Regional Safeguarding Manager and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Lead for the Americas at the British Council. She graduated from Political Science at Universidad de Buenos Aires and is finishing her Master’s Degree in Gender and Public Policy at FLACSO, she also holds a teaching degree in English. Yohana Solis is an experienced educator and safeguarding specialist with a passion for promoting student well-being and safety. With a background in teaching English as a second language, Yohana has developed a deep understanding of the importance of creating inclusive and supportive learning environments. Her commitment to safeguarding led her to pursue specialized training and certifications in child protection and safeguarding practices. As a dedicated advocate for student welfare, Yohana has conducted numerous workshops and training sessions for educators, empowering them with the knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to safeguarding concerns effectively. Her expertise extends to integrating sensitive topics, such as sex education, into the classroom in a safe and respectful manner.

In our dynamic educational landscape, engaging students has emerged as a paramount challenge for educators. Today's students are easily distracted, making it increasingly difficult for teachers to foster effective classroom participation. However, there is hope. By harnessing the power of authentic materials and meaningful tasks, we can reignite students' motivation and captivate their minds. Together, let's unleash our boundless creativity as educators and embark on an exploration of innovative activities that not only pique interest but also foster enthusiasm. Join me as we delve into a proven model for effective student engagement, empowering our learners to embrace English as a tool for effective communication.
In an era marked by the rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), causing both teachers and students to experience anxiety, let us empower our students' critical thinking skills and enable them to conquer the challenges of this evolving landscape. Be prepared to revolutionize your teaching approach and create a vibrant, interactive classroom where students thrive.
When? Saturday, October 19th
What time? From 10.00 am to 11.30 am
Where? On Zoom (meeting information will be sent to attendees the night before event day)
To register click here
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How much?
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment up to date): free of charge
Members and members of other APIs (with their 2024 membership fee payment still due - proof of status required): : $4.000.-
Teacher Trainees (proof of status required): $3.000.-
Others: $7.500.-
Gustavo González graduated as a teacher of English at I.S.F.D. N° 5 in Pergamino (Argentina) and holds a postgraduate degree from UBA, the National University of Buenos Aires. He also holds a postgraduate diploma in Education and New Technologies from Flacso (Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales) and a diploma in Neurosciences for Educators (Asociación Educar and UBA). He has been in the ELT field since 1993, working as a teacher, school coordinator, teacher trainer and presenter. He has been delivering seminars and workshops all over Argentina, South, Central and North America, China, Singapore and Spain. He is one of the contributors to the book “Imagination, Cognition & Language Acquisition: A Unified Approach to Theory and Practice”, published by the New Jersey City University and has also written some articles for OUP (Oxford University Press), IATEFL (International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language) and other institutions. He is a teacher trainer for the Oxford Teachers’ Academy (OTA), freelance PD trainer for Oxford University Press, Trinity College London and Buenos Aires Players, an educational theater company. He is a former vice president of APIBA, the Buenos Aires English Teachers’ Association and former vice president of FAAPI, the Argentine Federation of English Teachers’ Associations. He is also the TESOL Spain Overseas Coordinator.
