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Fruitland

It was difficult and interesting unit. In my learning of english i really didnt spend much time to learn about pronounciation, usually i have just paid attention to spelling and grammar. But his part

Fruitport

Teaching vocabularies was the easiest part for me because i just told the meaning of it with mime or asked them to look it up in dictionaries but now through this unit I learnt students need to know a

Fulton

In my limited experience with teaching young children, I think patience is the most important trait a teacher can have. Young kids’ attention span is very short. I’ve often caught myself repeating

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For example; the Passive voice is also carried out by Aux "Be". One of the properties of the Passive Voice is that it allows the Object of an otherwise Active sentence to become the Subject of a Passi

Gaastra

This unit covers receptive skills which include reading and listening. While reading may be easier for students, because the text is in front them as a guide, both are equally important. It may be nec

Gagetown

The teacher's different approaches in the two lessons are very different. Had I been a student, I would have felt very frustrated and demotivated in the first case. First of all, because of the very c

Gaines

Wow this Unit was Indeed the most complicated unit so far! We discussed the five different Conditionals. They are, the Zero Conditional, the First Conditional, the Second Conditional, the Third Condit

Galesburg

This unit taught me an overview of methods for teaching within a classroom as well as different strategies to apply when using the Engage, Study, and Activate method. Engagement focuses on piquing the

Galien

In Unit 14, I learned about the use of course books and different materials for teaching. Authentic materials are basically everything that we hear and see. They need to be carefully selected for the

Ganges

This unit covered Classroom Management. Every teacher has his / her own styles in the classroom, however to teach effectively a teacher must inspire confidence in her students. This unit covered a va

Garden

This unit really informed me of the different types of verbs that make up the English language and how a teacher must build in time to transition to more difficult concepts. The passive and active voi

Garden City

Future tenses structures are very similar to the present tenses except they relate to future events instead of the present. Future simple uses S + ‘will’ plus the verb, “I will go to school tom

Garfield

This unit focused on breaking down the specific particles of speech, particularly breaking down present tense, in all of its forms, which includes, present simple, present continuous, present perfect,

Gaylord

Past tense is a grammatical tense whose principal function is to place an action or situation in past time. There are four past tenses in English such as: 1 Simple past: For actions starting and endin

Genesee

Learning English is very difficult for the foreign student, my basic experience with Asian students, my wives Korean and Chinese, taught me to keep sounds simple but demonstration and patience their a

Genoa

As a language teacher, we always need to be active in finding and searching for update resources that are suitable and available for our students. Moreover, we should not always rely on the course boo

Georgetown

Unit 5. managing classes. Use eye contact, gesture and the voice? using students name. We can choose different grouping students (whole-class grouping, individual work, pairwork, groupwork. Classro

Germfask

In this unit I learned the significance in each part of speech and how to identify the parts of a sentence in simple sentence structures. I feel as if I have learned the basis of what makes the Englis

Gerrish

Teaching aids are an integral component in any classroom. The many benefits of teaching aids include helping learners improve reading comprehension skills, illustrating or reinforcing a skill or conce

Gibraltar

This unit explains the form and usage of Present Tense. There are 12 types of tenses. Present , past, future are the 3 main types and each of them are further divided into , Simple, Continuous, Perfec

Gibson

This unit talks about lesson planning. Lesson planning is a vital component of the teaching-learning process. Proper classroom planning will keep teachers organized and on track while teaching, thus a

Gilead

In Unit 8, I learned about the different future tenses and their structures. The Future Simple Tense is used for spontaneous decisions, predictions, future facts, promises, assumptions, and threats.

Gilford

This Unit builds on what we learned in Unit 3, specifically the ESA structures. Grammar and vocabulary lesson are more commonly taught with the Straight Arrow, Engage, Study and Activate approach, whi

Girard

This unit covers speaking and writing portions of productive skills. It goes into things for a teacher to consider when building a lesson on productive skills. It then gives a brief analysis on the di

Gladstone

wow! what a lesson! Everything was new to me. In this lesson we learn what is the most neglected aspect in teaching a language:pronunciation and phonology. first we learn that the intonation changes

Gladwin

There are types of past tenses: past simple, which has many different and unpredictable conjugations and is used to describe definite past actions; past continuous, for interrupted past actions, gradu

Glen Arbor

Unit 9 has really reinforced the importance of lesson planning as a teacher. I have learned that there is no real structure that one needs to follow in order to have a successful lesson plan / method.

Glenn

The methods which are introduced in this unit are very practical and easy to use. For the teachers who teach students from different cultures and countries, I understand that teachers should consider

Glennie

I think that I started to change my mind about the efficiency of tests. Although I used to strongly believe that high-stake tests is the best way to check a students’ understanding to make sure tha

Gobles

This unit gave clear descriptions of the most basics parts of speech of English Grammar. I found this lesson very helpful to give me ways to explain grammar and word usage to others in a very clear

Goetzville

Thanks a lot for the unit! I learned many things as for example, the right way to write a lesson plan. I always had the objectives for the students but I have never thought of writing a personal aims

Golden

Ways to deal with common problem situations 1. When meeting students for the first time, teachers should focus on establishing rapport between the students and with the students. They should also fin

Good Hart

In his unit a very sentive issue between a ready course books and supplement created materials was highlighted. The advantages and disadvantages of authentic materials and the created materials were d

Goodar

From this unit I have learnt that there is no "the best course book" since every course book has its fans and detractors, thus it is a complex issue to choose if a course book should be used, and

Goodells

The unit conveys useful information on techniques of teaching special groups. The listed groups are: multilingual and monolingual teaching groups, students needed English for a purpose, business for i

Goodland

This unit was useful in the sense that it provided a logical (and scientifically approved) lesson structure for me to utilize. This unit also provided me with many useful tips on how to effectively ma

Goodrich

Speaking and writing are productive skills that show a student understands what they have learned and they are able to reproduce the information on their own, whether in written or verbal form. These

Goodwell

I have always recognized the difference between reading and listening (receptive) skills versus speaking and writing (productive) skills and this lesson definitely helped me put it into an easily expl

Gore

As mentioned in the material there are various ways how to approach lesson planning. It was interesting to see the lesson plan form as well as the reflection form for the teacher after the lesson. For

Gould City

The content covered tenses and other grammar points such as form, usages, typical student errors and active stage teaching ideas. The form was broken down into affirmative, negative and questions to s

Gourley

This unit covered the conditionals in the english language which are the sentences that say " If this happens, then that happens". There happen to be 5 types of conditionals which are zero conditional

Gowen

Unit 9 covers Lesson planning. There are many theories on rather teachers should do lesson planning or not. I personally feel it's very important in the structure of your class. Being prepared aids i

Grand Beach

In this unit I have learnt about future tense. So many ideas can be used with future tense, any future tense will always refer to a time later than now. There are few common future tenses are Future s

Grand Blanc

This unit is mainly about grammatical rules. I learned different parts of speech(9): noun,verb,adjectives,adverbs,conjuctions,pronouns,articles,gerunds,propositions. Nouns can be mainly divided in to

Grand Haven

This Unit dealt with the different parts of speech, how they function, and the role they play in a sentence. Parts of Speech can be a difficult area to explain to students. I found the unit to be very

Grand Island

This unit covered how to teach pronunciation and phonology. In this unit I learned the difference between intonation and stress. Intonation involves the pitch and volume. Stress involves emphasis on s

Grand Junction

The unit reveals the information on teaching receptive skills. Teachers should develop two receptive skills: reading and listening, which are equally important.To get effective receptive skills lesson

Grand Ledge

It was very interesting to compare the same teacher’s attitude on the first and the second video. In the first video, I did not like when he was being unfriendly with the late-comers and he treated

Grand Marais

In this unit, we learned the past tense system which is similar to present tenses. Past simple, Past Continous, Past Perfect, and Past Perfect Continuous. Each tense has different usages and they show

Grand Rapids

This lesson covered the various roles of a teacher in detail. I've been teaching for years, but it was still helpful to consider everything that must be done separately. Hopefully I'll be able to brea