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Centerport

I have used other lesson planning templates before, but I will definitely borrow this template in the future. I like the idea of anticipating problems and thinking of solutions ahead of time. Even tho

Centerville

This unit focused on the productive skills: Writing and Speaking as the are both used to communicate. It is important to remember to incorporate accuracy activities and fluency activities to promote

Centrahoma

This unit was extremely useful in laying out different strategies for classroom management, suggesting both preventative to punitive measures to keep a classroom focused on the task of learning in a s

Central City

This lesson outlined the future tenses that students will be learning. This unit is another dense lesson that will have to be split up and varied for the learners to get the most out of it. I feel as

Centralia

Honestly, this has been the most baffling chapter so far. I don't know how to wrap my head around intonation, and reading the International Phonetic Alphabet is like interpreting hieroglyphics. I am w

Centre Hall

While the last unit was the most interesting, this unit was the most informative. Throughout this class model verbs have been mentioned but they were not explained to me until this chapter which clear

Chalfant

This unit pertains to teaching specific skills pertaining to learning English. The particular skills in this unit are reading and listening. These skills were often taught in the foreign language clas

Chambersburg

In this unit, the use of authenic and creative materials have been discussed along with the examples. Also the use of books, its advantages and disadvantages inluding ways to analyze the book has been

Chandler

I was looking forward to studying this unit, which by the way, for me has always been a little bit confusing, specifically the part of the transitive separable/inseparable phrasal verbs... I might nee

Chapman

The Videos were clearly presented to show the attitude of the teacher and how the students respond based on his attitude. Although the teacher's attitude in the first lesson was intimidating the stude

Charleroi

I have learned many different techniques on how to deal with large group, reluctant students, and multi-leveled class. It covered how we should start a class not by using course book, but instead with

Checotah

This unit covered the future tenses. It was very similar to the present and past tenses but the similar structure made it easy to follow. It included future simple, future continuous, future perfect,

Cherokee

Reading the poem featured in Chapter 13 was very eye-opening. Although I was aware of the contradictory spelling in English, I was not aware how pervasive and tricky they can be. I would like to teach

Cherry Tree

This section gives me some ideas I can use to structuralize and formalize my classes. It reminds me that having a plan is not only a matter of visualizing the lesson but also a truly effective way to

Cherry Valley

In this unit I have realized that English is a ridiculously complicated language to learn if it is not your mother tongue. There are so many rule that have exceptions that it almost boggles the mind.

Chest Springs

This Unit has provided multiple examples of methodologies for use in the class room and has helped me choose the methodology I will use best and in combination with others to ensure a continuously int

Chester Heights

The productive skills are speaking and writing, because learners doing these need to produce language. They are also known as active skills. They can be compared with the receptive skills of listening

Chester Hill

This unit tell how to managing class. in teacher's eye contact, gesture and voice part, I think it is most important in voice, not to be monotone. I saw teacher's voice tone decide class air. In grou

Cheswick

Unit 13 is about pronunciation which is most neglected aspect of English language teaching. The lesson give us seven parts of information about how to handle this content well. They are phonology, str

Chickasha

This unit discussed the different types of equipment, materials, and teaching aids we can use to teach the English language. As a language teacher, you have to maximize the use and effectiveness of ea

Chicora

This unit was focused on making sure that the teacher is aware of and familiar with the different forms of the Future Tense in English. The most useful part of the chapter for me was the explanations

Choctaw

In this unit I learned about the four past tenses and learned a great deal about their structure especially in comparison to the present tense. At times the past and present seem almost identical, but

Chouteau

The unit focused on teaching in practice. There were two videos to watch. One where the teacher taught effectively and one where he taught ineffectively. I have learned how off putting it can be when

Christiana

I have learned the important of speaking and writing and how it parallel to reading and listening. I learned the difference of how accuracy and fluency play important role for activities. They both ha

Churchill

This unit has been so difficult for me to understand and to apply. As a non-native speaker pronunciation is a pain for me to teach and even to learn. During the 10 years I studied English, not only in

Claremore

I think pronunciation and intonation are very important to cover in ESL classes, especially for ESL learners whose first language has a very different phonetic system or intonation, like in Japanese.

Clarendon

This unit discusses special groups of students I, as a TEFL teacher, might encounter when teaching English language learners. I enjoyed how the unit discussed teaching beginners. I assumed out of naiv

Clarion

This unit highlighted the different kinds of teaching methods and the one specific method that this course believes is the best (ESA). This unit also gave different engaging activities that I can use

Clark

This Unit identifies the difference between the past tenses and the grammatical formation of the tense in the past tense sentence. It clarified to me how to identify the tense type from the structure

Clarks Green

The unit reviewed the aspects of teaching different specific groups of learners. This can include beginning students at various levels of understanding of English, child learners of English, and Busin

Clarks Summit

Lesson planning is one of the most challenging things about being a teacher, and the thing that frustrates me the most is that some of the teachers that I work with expect the "scripted" style. I thin

Clarksville

This chapter is kind of confusing me between study and activity. To make it easier for me, study stage will include teacher and students, but activity focus more in students. I learned a lot from this

Claysville

During lesson ten I watched two radically different videos of live action teaching. In video number one it showed a teacher who was blunt, non-engaging, rude, used no and don't and wrong too often, an

Clearfield

In Unit 16 I learned about conditionals and reported speech. This is getting into more complicated terrain, and it seems important that you study this information thoroughly before teaching it to a cl

Cleona

Classroom management is a delicate balance of control, power and a give and take of mutual respect with the students. Every lesson and every group of students is very unique. Teachers must always look

Cleveland

This unit showed the ways to explain and teach the new words in class. It's very important to pick up the correct words and correct ways of showing their meanings when you are not using students nativ

Clifton Heights

Through this unit I have learned the importance of evaluating students of their progress to check their understanding, what they may have forgotten and what needs to be taught. The types of

Clinton

In this unit, I learned about methods for teaching pronunciation as well as the different aspects of pronunciation. This unit was a helpful review for me. I have learned about the International Phonet

Clintonville

In unit sixteen we covered conditionals and reported speech. Conditionals are sentences containing if or when which refer to past, present, or future possibilities. Their are two clauses in this scena

Clymer

This unit outlined a few lingering issues in teaching English to different groups and provided tips to common problems and challenges that English teachers face. This unit helped ease my worry over lu

Coal Center

This unit covers the necessary things to think about when teaching a new vocab, grammar and grammar usage lesson.I personally would have liked to see some more examples for picking out vocabulary. I s

Coaldale

Receptive skills (listening and reading) are equally important and as important as speaking and writing. I always start with receptive skills (especially when it comes to students that are too shy or

Coalgate

These videos were very enlightening and helped me visualize the different aspects of teaching English as a foreign language. These videos showed how teachers make a great impact on the success of stud

Coalmont

In this unit we looked at the pros and cons of using various teaching aids in the English-learning classroom. This included technologies used in class, such as CD's, projectors, and video cameras. Eac

Coalport

The Unit was split into two sections. The first focused on the teacher: what makes a good teacher and what the various roles of a teacher are. The second focused on the learner: what makes a good lear

Cochranton

This unit covered different types of testing, and when it is most appropriate to administer tests to students. I found this unit to be somewhat helpful but also intuitive. I am also not sure how much

Cokeburg

This unit offered practical guidance for particular scenarios that a teacher may find him/herself facing, whether teaching complete beginners, children, in one-on-one sessions, adults who wish to lear

Collegeville

This unit provided help and guidance when encountering a range of different situations. It showed the importance of the first lessons in what you can do to establish rapport between the students and a

Collingdale

This Unit Ten is based around the two Engage Study Activate demonstration videos that was available via the video tab on the online training system. The first video there was no rapport between the te

Collinsville

I learned some that when teaching grammar, it's important to use interesting/dramatic sentences like "Mike kissed Amy." or "The police killed the man." In classes, the same boring sentences are often

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