watching the videos from unit 10, it is very clear how different a teachers attitude can have over the lesson and the success of the students in the class...
This unit focuses on pronunciation, phonology and stress
When looking at pronunciation, phonology and stress, many factors have to be incorporated into the lessons...
I will now keep in mind the seating arrangements especially noting the fact that a better atmosphere can be created by simply positioning the chairs in a more intimate fashion...
I have learnt the important of knowing phrasal verbs , modals and passive voice which enhances my ability to teach my student the correct grammatical structures when writing or speaking...
Going through this unit I remembered words of my professor from the times of my secondary education when he said that: \"The teacher must be a psychologist\"...
In this unit, it is important for both teachers and students to be familiar with the phonemic alphabet and the specific symbols as it is a useful tool to complement and learn basic pronounciation...
still so confusing in many way about this whole things for example, Questions 5 to 9 relate to a Boomerang style ESA lesson that uses the role-play materials from the course unit (pages 10 to 12) Allow the students to practise the use of the language with a gap-fill exercise...
Unit 5 deals with class management concerns such as seating arrangements and student groupings, the teacher's varying role in the classroom, as well as general issues of discipline...