Do you agree with "students texting us to ask their problems or get help from teachers"?
In my opinion, we are here to help the students, so there is no problem if we can help them even before booking the class and starting the course, the flourishing of knowledge is to spread it.
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I agree because my mission is to help students the best way I can which includes paying attention to their problems
In my opinion, teachers are able to help their students but they are not psychologists. It means that it is necessary to establish some limits and there are some boundaries you as a teacher must respect, unless you are prepared to manage a crucial situation of a student.
Yes, it is common for students to use texting or messaging to ask questions or seek help from us as teachers, especially in today's digital age where communication through technology is prevalent. It can be a convenient and efficient way for students to reach out to their teachers for assistance.
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Hi, I have always helped my students in the best way I can Best Regards
Absolutely, English is something that is used in daily life, and it's a tool. So if I can better understand where they have certain blocks I would gladly respond and, if anything would see it as endearing if a student texted me. So bouncing off of what I previously wrote, if it is a tool, we as teachers need to consistantly be sharpening that tool to the point where our students don't need us anymore.
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- DinaTEFL Certified Online English Conversation Instructor with 4+ Years of Experience
Of course, I think students texting teachers to ask for help or discuss the problems can be useful and effective means of communication in some situations. It can be especially useful when students have questions or need clarification outside of regular class hours.
Definitely, teacher is here to provide beneficial informations for his students in order for them to become fluent with the language they are learning.
Yes that's the work of a teacher impacting knowledge in students teaching them what they don't know
I do not find that a problem since we are here to help students be proficient enough in the language so I see it to be a privilege to help out students in need.
ofcourse. we are here to help
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