Another fairly robust module which introduced a number of different teaching themes, and provided the methodology to incorporate these into actual lesson plan examples...
In lesson 1 we could see that the teacher is not prepared for his lesson that when he was asked what is the difference between \"can and could he can't answer it properly and showing his irritation...
In this unit, I learned about the usage, advantages, and disadvantages of various teaching equipment that can normally be found in a language teaching-learning environment...
Unit 1 discussed the qualities of what makes a good teacher, for example: involving students equally; ability to motivate learners; cares about his/her students' learning and therefore his/her teaching; etc...
The composition of the class affects the teachers's teaching style if a class is new and the teacher has never met the students before the teacher will be trying to build rapport throughout the duration of the class...
Teaching receptive skills deals mostly with the reading and listening even though the productive skills of speaking and writing are equally very important too...
Unit 19 was quite a fun unit, and I greatly enjoyed the breakdown of different types of language learners, from young learners to groups with a particular company...
One of the major takeaways that I got from this lesson was that you don't have to be an expert in the clients industry, just have to be, or appear to be, and expert in the English language...
This is the section that I believe is the least common-sensical of all the sections as it teaches technical names for linguistic terms related to pronuncation and phonetics...