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The most important thing is that they never have written hometasks. They only work on projects and speak English.
What's the reasoning behind this?
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Written hometasks are disliked by most of schoolstudents here in Russia. It's a great problem to make them write some grammar or lexical exercises. But projects are welcomed here maybe because they are creative and interesting. I think teaching English becomes very boring when you spend a lot of time doing different exercises. I do all these exercises while we speak English. Our lessons have names. For example one day we speak and mostly use present tenses and the other day Past tenses or Future tenses. That's why the name of the lesson can be " Our special guest is Mr Present.(Past, Future)."
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I suppose that when you choose your job as a teacher, especialy english teacher, you must be loved your job very much. So you will find your job interesting and really enjoy teaching. It will be not only simply a job but also your hobby, your passion.
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I suppose that when you choose your job as a teacher, especialy english teacher, you must be loved your job very much. So you will find your job interesting and really enjoy teaching. It will be not only simply a job but also your hobby, your passion.
Sometimes I have two or three classes at school and two or three classes at home. Do you know why I'm never tired of teaching? Because I enjoy teaching and of course after each lesson I have a break when I relax. But you know every day at mignight I'm very tired and that's why I go to bed and sleep well till the morning.
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Sometimes I have two or three classes at school and two or three classes at home. Do you know why I'm never tired of teaching? Because I enjoy teaching and of course after each lesson I have a break when I relax. But you know every day at mignight I'm very tired and that's why I go to bed and sleep well till the morning.
Same to me, for the time being, I have four classes at school and 2 classess at home. Teaching creat mylife many interesting things.Sometimes I feel tired but just think of my students, they feel eager with my lesson. They have aspiration for studying english. So it is really an endless motive for me forget all the tired..and have really full of energives to enjoy my teaching
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Same to me, for the time being, I have four classes at school and 2 classess at home. Teaching creat mylife many interesting things.Sometimes I feel tired but just think of my students, they feel eager with my lesson. They have aspiration for studying english. So it is really an endless motive for me forget all the tired..and have really full of energives to enjoy my teaching
Do you teach your students at home or they are from different schools?
Why I ask you because I never teach my students. I'm trying to teach them at school. Private lessons are very popular nowadays and if you are a good specialist you can have a lot of students at home. And when you teach one or two students at home the result is usually far better than at school.
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Do you teach your students at home or they are from different schools?
Why I ask you because I never teach my students. I'm trying to teach them at school. Private lessons are very popular nowadays and if you are a good specialist you can have a lot of students at home. And when you teach one or two students at home the result is usually far better than at school.
They are from different school. No one is my student at my school. yes sure, private lessons are so popular. But I think all of my students are equal in the chance to get more knowlegde of english. SO i never give them private lesson at home. I try do well my duty at the school. Teach them with what I have know. The students come to my classes at home, all of them are seem to be lost the basic knowlege of english and wanna to improve it. Some are really good and long for futher knowledge.
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They are from different school. No one is my student at my school. yes sure, private lessons are so popular. But I think all of my students are equal in the chance to get more knowlegde of english. SO i never give them private lesson at home. I try do well my duty at the school. Teach them with what I have know. The students come to my classes at home, all of them are seem to be lost the basic knowlege of english and wanna to improve it. Some are really good and long for futher knowledge.
I usually work at improving my knowledge. I listen to BBC and CNN news on TV, I read books at least 5-10 pages a day, I read dictionaries etc. I read dictionaries because my students sometimes make mistakes in pronunciation, I correct them, of course, but their mistakes come to me. So I have to read these words in dictionaries. How about you?
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I usually work at improving my knowledge. I listen to BBC and CNN news on TV, I read books at least 5-10 pages a day, I read dictionaries etc. I read dictionaries because my students sometimes make mistakes in pronunciation, I correct them, of course, but their mistakes come to me. So I have to read these words in dictionaries. How about you?
Reading is my favorite, so as a habbit I spend atleast 2 hours on reading. I often read all of the newspapers as well as magazines as long as they are written in english. besides it I also listen to BBC news and VOA stansard too. And I really find that by practising like that I can help my students in pronunciation. Sure, sometimes I check dictionary to find how the words pronunce. and ofcourse to help students speak these words correctly. As you know we are not native speakers so learning english as a second language required alot of practices.
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