There are many ways to organize and manage a class based on several factors including the nationalities of the students, their personalities, activities performed, and a myriad of other factors...
Instead of starting the first lesson with a course book material, it's much better to focus on establishing rapport among students and between students and the teacher...
After reading and studying Unit 17, Equipment and teaching aids, I now have a broad understanding of the different kinds of technologies, resource texts and online resources available for me to use in the classroom to effectively deliver English lessons to my ELF learners...
Simple Future Tense refers to a time later than now, and expresses facts or certainty while Present Simple Tense has more formal implication, it?s used particularly for schedules and timetables...
This unit covered teaching specialized groups of English learners - previous units are generally applied to teaching groups of adult students of general English...
In my unit 2 reflection, I discussed my awareness of the way in which native English speakers absorb (over time) the intricacies of their native language (L1)...
Unit 19 gives a more in-depth look at the different environments and learners we might face as teachers than Unit 1, where a brief summary was given about the different environments of study...
The first lesson exercises were good because I've taught at my school for a long time and the community is small, so most of the students already know each other or me, so establishing rapport is a lot easier than walking in to a totally new group of people...