My Teaching Style of English
I believe that teaching style depends on who I will be teaching, but if I suppose that I teach English to elementary students, I would choose student-centered approaches like facilitator focusing on more activities. Of course I have to give some instructions, however small kids don’t have a lot of patient especially if the subject is not fun for them. For example, when I teach words of vegetables and fruits and also verbs such as cut, cook, boil and so on, I’m gonna demonstrate and let them do like I do. The more fun to learn English, the more to remember and keep learning it. I like facilitator teaching style because I didn't like lectures when I was kids. It’s so boring of just sitting and listening in the class so I believe that student-centered approach is more fun and suitable to elementary students.
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My Teaching Style of English
I believe that teaching style depends on who I will be teaching. Assuming that I would teach English to elementary students, I would choose the student-centered approach of facilitator, which focuses on more activities. Of course, I have to give some instructions, however, small kids don’t have a lot of patient especially if the subject is not fun for them. For example, when I teach words of vegetable and fruit vocabulary or verbs, such as cut, cook, boil and so on, I try to demonstrate and let them do like I do. The more fun it is to learn English, the more they remember and learn. I like the facilitator teaching style because I didn't like lectures when I was a kid. It’s so boring to just sit and listen in the class, so I believe that a student-centered approach is more fun and suitable to elementary students.Be careful of something called verb tense shift. It is when we change the tense of verbs in one sentence to different tenses.:
I ate an apple while my friend talks to me.---You notice the first verb is somewhere in the past, the second verb is in the present.
so we change it:
I ate an apple while my friend talked to me.---or---I eat an apple while my friend talks to me.
It may be easy to think of verb tense shift like time-travel.
Hope this helps. If you have questions, let me know.
James
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