How would you describe you experience with online teaching/ learning so far
8 answers from our tutors
I have a wonderful experience of learning languages. It helped me a lot. Especially nowadays time flies fast(because we are busy with different things, which take a lot of our precious time), that's why online studying is common and convenient in the contemporary world. Online studying and teaching is an amazing alternative for busy people and people who have a few jobs.
My experience as a TEFL tutor has been rewarding in so many ways. The thought of imparting knowledge to children of all ages and adults is priceless... Knowing I have taught people and enabled them with the ability to communicate and get through their daily lives is such an honour. An added pleasure of my experience is being able to learn about diverse backgrounds around the world.
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It has been extraordinary! Being in touch with people from other countries and knowing them can be counted as two main reasons why I enjoy online classes more!
My experience with online teaching has been quite a journey, and I’d say it’s been mostly positive. At first, there were definitely some challenges as I adapted to the virtual environment, but I've really grown to appreciate the flexibility it offers. Connecting with students from diverse backgrounds has been a highlight for me, and I love the innovative tools we have at our disposal to make learning engaging. Overall, it’s been rewarding to see my students thrive in this format, and I’m excited to keep refining my approach as we go along!
My experience with online teaching and learning has been quite enriching. The flexibility it offers allows for diverse learning styles and accessibility for students from various backgrounds.
It’s been the best job I’ve ever had! Home office is my religion! At first I really thought about declining the invitation, but as it was from a good old friend of mine I decided to give it a try. After a few modifications in my house and a good internet upgrade I loved the practical side. After a few months the pandemic started and I was sure that was my best career move ever.
It has changed my life for the better. Now I can work from home and I have more time for myself. I am really happy about teaching online
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Best answer
To learn vocabulary for comprehension effectively: 1. Focus on High-Frequency Words: Study common words in academic and comprehension contexts. 2. Use Past Passages: Practice with old comprehension texts to spot recurring vocabulary. 3. Learn Synonyms: Memorize synonyms of common words, as passages often vary word choice. 4. Use Context Clues: Train yourself to infer meanings based on surrounding words. This approach makes it more likely you'll encounter words you know in comprehension exercises.
