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This unit focused on teaching special groups such as beginners, individuals, business, young learners and multilingual and monolingual groups. The portion on teaching business English was particularly helpful because I have no experience teaching this sort of English. It was interesting reading about the use of a needs analysis in order to better understand the students' strength and weaknesses in English, interests, needs, and goals for the course. This is something that I would like to try to incorporate in my high school and junior high school English classes in Japan. I believe if I have a better understanding of my students' goals in English and their interests, then I can better plan the lessons. Perhaps I can make a survey allowing the students to vote for the topic they would like to have in the next lesson. That way, I would be able to plan a lesson built around their interests.
