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I wrote these skills in my CV. Are they well-written?
These are not skills, they are things you do in your classroom. I assume that you will place them under the position, like I show below
School A
teacher of
• Employ kinesthetic, visual and auditory approaches to make lessons interesting and interactive.
• Utilize mediation, collaborative activities, positive reinforcement, and incentives to maintain a positive annd calm classroom environment
• Have students' errors written on a piece of paper while given a freer practice. omit
I don't know if I should "ing" at the beginning of the sentences for the last three ones.
Thank you in advance.
Tenses:
If all of these are current, they should all be in the simple present tense/imperative (employ, engage, etc)
I wrote these skills in my CV. Are they well-written?
• Employing kinesthetic, visual and auditory approaches to make lessons interesting and interactive. *NICE! Question, in the next two you speak in the past "engaged, achieved". This one is using "ing". Is there a reason? My recommendation is that you should be consistent throughout.
• Engaged in cultural immersion programmes with students to further augment global understanding. *Here in the US we spell it "programs"
• Achieved classroom management through mediation, collaborative activities, positive reinforcement, and incentives.*NICE!
• Have students' errors written on a piece of paper while given a freer practice. * I think you can improve this sentence. It does not match the quality of the others. "Freer" is not a good word choice in my opinion.
I don't know if I should "ing" at the beginning of the sentences for the last three ones. *Not necessary
Thank you in advance.
• Engaging in cultural immersion programmes with students to further augment global understanding.
• Achieving classroom management through mediation, collaborative activities, positive reinforcement, and incentives.
• Providing student feedback to encourage free practice.
I don't know if I should "ing" at the beginning of the sentences for the last three ones.
It really depends on whether you want to write your list of skills in the Past Continuous (engaging in) or the Past Simple (engaged in). I don't think it really matters which you choose, as long as you are consistent throughout.
I hope this is helpful
Nicola
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