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Icelandic3262 questions about English
- What makes you as an individual want to learn The Universal Language, English ?
Universal language? Most used language.
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It is the most spoken language in the world now, it's a language for everything: business, sports, and even interactions
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Yes. Itvopens up a whole new world of learning experience and meeting interesting people.
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Inquisitiveness.
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I prefer a communicative approach, but so much depends on the preference of the student.
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The guy is asking students who want to prepare for the IELTS exam, not teachers who are willing to help!
- What do you look for in a teacher. Like what are your reasons for picking your teachers
This question is for students
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A teacher who knows how to learn is one who knows how to teach.
- Your lesson plan underpins your teaching philosophy. What phases of a lesson do you include?
How is your lesson plan structured? Does it adhere to the PPP, ESA, 5 Es, or any other format? Please share what you know!
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I usually stick to PPP but I use ESA quite often as well. It's more engaging for our students, I guess. When we mix the activities, break the rhythm of the class from time to time, it makes our classes more engaging and less monotonous. :) What about you, Nasreddine? :) Whats's your favourite lesson plan structure?
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- By making your student feel welcomed and comfortable. - Not belittling the student for not knowing something - Cracking a few jokes here and there
- What are some of the best ways to engage your students?
How can you turn students’ extrinsic motivation into intrinsic motivation?
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I find that students open up more and engage in the lesson enthusiastically when they are talking something they are familiar with, especially about themselves. I always try to make the lesson as personal as I possibly can. I also try to open up about myself so that they do not feel like it's an interrogation. 🌻
