What is the most memorable feed back you have gotten till date?
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You're welcome to take a look at my students' reviews; they’ll give you a good idea:)
The most memorable feedback? A student once told me, "...that was a psychedelic rollacoaster trip--screaming through a ride of grammar and vocabulary, my eyes wide open,and as soon as I landed, I couldn't wait to shout,'Hell, lets do it again! Wooooooah!'" Now that's the kind of feedback that makes me believe all this chaos is worth it.
A student said to me, that the lesson was so nice and it felt as if she was talking to her mother
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Probably ! The practice is the teacher haha
I had a student who wouldn't speak more than one or two words in response. What do you like? -Nothing special. what's your favorite pastime? -reading I tried to connect with him for many sessions and finally found some common ground we could talk about. After 1 month his father told me that I was the only person his son talked to. It was the best feedback I received.
One day a student told me that I genuinely cared about their learning and I make them feel included. It meant a lot to me.
"You really care." I am sure everyone wants to hear that :)
A parent told me their 7 year old daughter I started teaching with zero knowledge in English language is presently the best English student in her class and they were so excited bringing the news to appreciate me for helping their daughter achieve that.
One piece of feedback that really stands out was from a student who said, "You helped me see that learning English is not just about memorizing rules but about connecting with people." It was memorable because it highlighted the impact of teaching beyond just the mechanics of language-it emphasized the human connection and real-world application.
The most memorable feedback I had was when someone say a conversation I had with them made a positive impact on their day.
how being patient is good when teaching and how it encourages students to reach their goal
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build a friendly environment, understand your students' feelings and needs, and show compassion. Make jokes, and create a safe environment for the student so he won't be afraid of making mistakes. Don't be strict about the topics you teach. when the student is not interested just change it.
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It would be Germany, I would like to have an experience of their Cologne Rhine in flames which only happens in July, and to also visit the Heidelberg Castle.
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funny kind patient
