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Well, that depends on a lot of factors, like the age and level of the student, the type of environment they're learning in, and what their goals are for learning English. But some general tips for teaching English would be to focus on communication and making the lessons relevant to the student's life, to make the lessons interactive and engaging, and to provide opportunities for the student to practice and get feedback.
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English skills are essential for effective communication in the globalized world, facilitating collaboration, accessing information, and advancing in various educational and professional opportunities. :)
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Students would be surprised about me when they found that I am swimming coach and life guard and I can play music and I can sing and I can also paint and knit. People usually get surprised when they hear my voice while singing.
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In my opinion, is singing and writing a poem.
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Questioning in teaching fosters critical thinking, engages students, assesses understanding, addresses misconceptions, stimulates curiosity, personalizes learning, facilitates discussion, builds confidence, and enhances retention. :)
- Has there ever been a time when you had to deal with a particularly difficult student?
If so, how did you handle that situation?
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In person, I have taught children & their attention span is short. I would give small breaks but when teaching, turn it into a game or be a little silly to make them laugh. When they get tired or bored, they get cranky.
- When someone tell you "I feel you", what does it mean? Is it figurative?
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Yes, saying "I feel you" is figurative and means the person empathizes or understands your situation or emotions. I hope the above helps. :)
- What is the meaning of "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"? Is this word even real?
