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Teacher Sue

Making a difference in your life to reach personal success through dedicated teaching and guidance.

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Very similar to a diamond in the rough, means to be unrefined, but has great potential to be something very valuable.

Erika Stander

Online English teacher

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Yes, definitely so. To start poems with young students can be four sentence poems. For instance, in the 1st and 2nd sentences, the last words of the sentences rhymes with each other; it's the same with the 3rd and 4th sentences. The student can then identify the differences and meaning of the last words, although the different words and spelling of the words, it sound similar to each other. It's a very good way to get the students engaged. It changes the patern a bit of just teaching and learnings phonics as everybody does. It's more interesting to them, and they will, in my opinion, remember the spelling and sounds easier.

Calixtus Etokudo

I am an approved English/French tutor with 15 years experience of teaching TOEFL, IELTS, and CAE.

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Understanding a language gives you the impetus and confidence that you will be able to communicate with those who speak the language without a translator. In addition, learning a language shows that you are to acquire skills you did not have before. Lastly, learning a language connects you to new people and new friends.

Sanja B

Certified ESL teacher

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Good teacher knows how to provide good quality during the lessons and know how to manage the time outside the lessons and inside.

Muniba Ejaz

M.A Goldmedalist. M.phil in applied linguistics Specialized in CLT and Applied linguistics

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Mine was is quiet funny and really do know either student learned or not. Because she was cooking and on the same time i was teaching her. And she was saying yes yes i understand. But i have to cook also my husband is on the way to home

Katarina Osadchuk

Katarina Osadchuk Native speaker from Australia

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I think that there needs to be a balance. Due to the fact that we as teachers need to provide students with the toolbox to understand that education can be learner centred. It also depends on the age of the student. With young children it is crucial for teachers to build up the child's self esteem in order for them to have the confidence to speak up and adequately communicate their needs. However once the student gets older I think it is detrimental for them to be intrinsically motivated. Studies show that students that are intrinsically motivated and who understand what it is they want are more successful in attaining their goals. To put that in an Educational perspective, students that are intrinsically motivated in a learner centred environment are more like to return to those classroom setting and are more likely to retain the information they were taught.

Emmanuel

A TEFL Certified English Tutor with a specialist in English exams.

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Of course not . Starting from the basics helps to improve your confidence much better. French is easy as well as every other language. Just take your time.

Muniba Ejaz

M.A Goldmedalist. M.phil in applied linguistics Specialized in CLT and Applied linguistics

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Rifa Tasfia

Certified and Experienced ESL Teacher

I prefer a learner-centered approach to creatively adapt the learning in a meaningful way.