Unit 13 covered how a teacher can instruct students on knowing and practicing common intonations in English and on better understanding how to pronounce English words through utilizing the phonetic alphabet and through diagrams, descriptions, or verbal examples of where and how different sounds are formed...
In this unit, we covered the descriptions of a good teacher and the many roles a teacher plays and must learn to transition to at any given teaching moment...
Testing students in progress tests is about gauging their strengths and weaknesses, what they have retained, if they are understanding the material, and giving them a goal to work towards so they know what is key to remember...
All I can say is that I felt a little confused when it came to the test for this unit as I felt there were some contradictions with things I had looked at previously...
There are many advantages and disadvantages of using course books in the classroom whilst being good for some it can be a bore for others, especially the more creative person...
Unit 17 deals with the teaching tools all teachers must know about, consider to use, and be prepared to use in a EFL classroom, ranging from the classic, essential board to more complex technological resources...
Non-native speakers come from a linguistic background composed of many different sound patterns and may not naturally be able to handle English phonology quite as well...
The main goal of this unit was to identify the roles of teacher and student and how their relationships can creative a positive and productive learning environment...