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- 07 Nov 2010, 15:28
- Forum: General Teacher Discussion
- Topic: Need to interview an EFL teacher
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5442
Re: Need to interview an EFL teacher
Shoot! I'll see what I can do.
- 24 Oct 2010, 16:58
- Forum: Teaching Young Learners
- Topic: Teaching vocab of hobbies
- Replies: 1
- Views: 9069
Re: Teaching vocab of hobbies
It all seems a bit vague. Where did you get the objective from? You say the class are elementary students. Do you know if they can handle question forms or if they have ever learnt them before? If not, then why even go there at all? If you are supposed to be teaching hobbies vocab then teach the voc...
- 24 Oct 2010, 16:49
- Forum: Teaching Young Learners
- Topic: first lesson ever, some feedback please!
- Replies: 5
- Views: 12376
Re: first lesson ever, some feedback please!
Hi Sanja, Do you know that my first lesson ever was a complete disaster and I walked out of that class swearing I'd never go back. My teacher trainer hummed and hahed, nodded sympathetically and then shoved me back in again when I wasn't looking and here I am, 15 years later and a teacher trainer my...
- 23 Oct 2010, 21:20
- Forum: Jobs Discussion - Europe
- Topic: bit lost and looking for advice
- Replies: 5
- Views: 9432
Re: bit lost and looking for advice
Hi Bobbi, I live in France and have been teaching here for 15 years. It really depends on where you want to work: in the public education system, private schools for children, language schools for adults, business English language schools etc... France is not the easiest country to TEFL in. You shou...
- 21 Oct 2010, 20:08
- Forum: General Teacher Discussion
- Topic: Language barriers in teaching
- Replies: 4
- Views: 7802
Re: Language barriers in teaching
Hi Amy, Keep each lesson simple and do not cover too much at a time. Use a lot of exaggerated actions and act out instructions, for example, you can sit down and say "sit down" at the same time while pushing downwards with your palms towards the floor. Children pick up instructions like &q...
- 16 Oct 2010, 16:26
- Forum: General Teacher Discussion
- Topic: Encouraging a silent class to talk?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 8010
Re: Encouraging a silent class to talk?
Hi Squirrel, I agree with Pokedmund but I also wanted to add a comment. Kids love to play and you have tried games with them but didn't really find that they had anything to say during the games. When games flop it's mostly because students are using the language they are being asked to use but 1)th...
- 07 Oct 2010, 09:08
- Forum: General Teacher Discussion
- Topic: Any suggestions for business english
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9446
Re: Any suggestions for business english
Hello Kangeroo and Vendeene, I teach in France and have been doing so for a long time now. I teach adults and children. Sometimes I have requests for business English private courses and I also teach Business English directly to companies as I am a certified "Centre de Formation". You don'...
- 07 Oct 2010, 07:00
- Forum: General Teacher Discussion
- Topic: Ice breaker games for beginners?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 46796
Re: Ice breaker games for beginners?
Hello Brainislost, Are you looking for a lesson for your beginners because you do say that you have different levels of learners? Where are you teaching? I ask this because there are adult learners in a lot of countries who sign up for beginner classes while having studied English in school and even...