Point of View English

[Andrew Stone]

I'm semi retired and am learning Polish (A2 - B1). I have friends in Russia who teach English and am interested in producing video's focused 'Point of View English'


It's impossible to find teaching materials in Polish or English that teach English from a POV approach, and for me, and others its much more natural. The idea is to make you 'think' daily actions through in the target language.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbkolJTwSC8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRXVQwPoRKY

Anyone want to try these video's out on their students. I would be interested in getting feedback. It's no trouble to produce more video's on different subjects if you are intrested.

Andrew

 

[emsr2d2]

I'm semi​-retired and am learning Polish (A2 - B1). I have friends in Russia who teach English and am interested in producing [STRIKE]video's[/STRIKE] videos [STRIKE]focused[/STRIKE] focusing on 'Point of View English'.


It's impossible to find teaching materials in Polish or English that teach English from a POV approach (no comma required here) and, for me (no comma required here) and others, it's much more natural. The idea is to make you 'think' daily actions through in the target language.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbkolJTwSC8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRXVQwPoRKY

Does anyone want to try these [STRIKE]video's[/STRIKE] videos out on their students? I would be interested in getting feedback. It's no trouble to produce more [STRIKE]video's[/STRIKE] videos on different subjects if you are interested.

Andrew

Welcome to the forum. :hi:

Please note my changes above. Your member profile shows that you are a native English speaker. As such, learners on this forum will assume that everything you write is correct so please take more care with your English.

I have not clicked on either of your links so I cannot comment. However, I'm sorry to say that if the standard of English in the videos reflects the standard in your post, I would not be inclined to watch/use them.

 

[Tdol]

I think that some of the will verbs would work better with going to.