“Actions speak louder than words”: this is how I heard somebody say. And it’s so true when you try to train teachers on your methodology whatever the choice you opt for. I had a crash course on methodology and error…
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Your pronunciation as an English teacher
It’s undeniable that pronunciation is your business card when you’re attending a job interview, giving a demo class or in your first class to a group. When I began this career as en English teacher, I’d had doubts about my…
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The overwhelming need for a method
When I began giving classes as an English teacher, I was frequently told about how wonderful and flawless some commercial methods were. I had only known the ones I’d been lectured during my college years to become an applied linguist. …
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