As for unit (7), teaching new language, was studied, I now have a good idea how to teach new vocabularies with the grammatical structure to those who want to learn new language...
This unit teaches me how to understand my future students and work effectively with them and keep on track and how to teach the principle to the answer and how to teach the esa and the stages it should be teached in and correctness should be done in the study time and how to have a parent and child relationship with the classroom so that everyone feels welcome...
This module was tricky, although i am already a teacher i found it hard understanding what parts of each section of a lesson would fit into, therefore i recapped the previous modules...
This lesson focused around the present tenses of the English language, including Present Simple, Present Perfect, Present Continuous and Present Perfect Continuous...
In this unit we saw the modal auxiliary verbs (can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would, must, have to, have got to, neednt and ought to), we saw the passive (the foccus is on the action not the subject) and the active, we saw the relative clauses ( independet, dependent and relative) and the phrasal verbs (Intransitive, transitive and transitive inseparable)...
In this unit, I learned about teaching vocabulary including how to select vocabulary, what students need to know about a vocabulary word, the different techniques to teach vocabulary including Engage (example, pictures), Study (example, gap-fill searches) and Activate (example, debate) and the different types of lessons including straight arrow, boomerang and patchwork...
For all teachers and also for new teachers who face with all the unpredictability, spontaneity and simultaneity of the classroom , lesson plan is necessary...
Unit 15 introduces the subject of evaluating and testing your students' language skills and ways to calculate their progress, by using tutorials, evaluation by students and test assessments...
this class was a great example of what to do in a class and what not to do this unite was a great example of what we have been learning through out this course and i really enjoyed it however i do have a small problem the audio quality in the videos made it a little hard to understand what the students and the teacher were saying at some times but other than that it was a good unitThis unit was too difficult for me...
There are four things that students need to do with new language:be exposed to it,understand its meaning,understand how it's constructed and be able to practice and produce it...
In this unit I learnt the advantages and disadvantages of using course books and how to use these in conjunction with the materials, either provided or designed by oneself...
This unit was about recognizing the present tense`s form, usage, typical student errors, and what kind of activities you can do to practice present tense...
Unit seems to a little tough but it's good to understand the Task based learning, the communicative language teaching, community language learning, the silent way,the suggest paediatric, and the approach ...
This module has given me a deep understanding of usage of teaching equipment, which essentially help teachers deliver their language knowledge to students...