Savvas Introduces SIOP® Professional Learning to K-12 Educators in the Middle East

Savvas Learning Company, a global leader in next-generation K-12 learning solutions, announced today that educators in the Middle East will for the first time be able to benefit from SIOP® Professional Learning, a research-based instructional framework for teaching both English language skills and academic content.

SIOP® Professional Learning is based on the SIOP® Model that is highly valued by teachers for integrating language learning into everyday instruction while also making grade-level content accessible to all students. Through its SIOP® training partner in the Middle East, SAMA Knowledge Training Institute, Savvas is now offering Middle East educators who work with English learners (ELs) the Savvas SIOP® Training for Teachers Workshop. This in-depth, in-person training provides the professional development necessary to effectively implement the SIOP® Model in schools and classrooms.

The introduction of SIOP® to the Middle East comes at a time when several countries in that region have set specific goals to ensure that their students develop English language proficiency in order to successfully compete in the global economy.
more at: https://www.savvas.com/company/learn-about-savvas/newsroom/press-releases/2023/savvas-introduces-siop-professional-learning-to-k12-educators-in-the-middle-east

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