How to teach English like an Expert: Recent Episodes
Rohit Sachwani
In this course you will find some of the best techniques, strategies and methodologies to improve the way you teach.
Hundreds of videos, worksheets, exercises and activities that will help you teach your students of English in a way they will never forget.
In this course we will tell you how you can help your students become great at learning English.
One of the most time consuming things in the life of a teacher is the fact that each group you teach might require different plans.
In this unit we will show you how you can create a template (framework) that will help you plan courses faster and more accurately.
It is probably the hardest class to plan in any course. The first day for your students is probably the one they will remember you for until your next great class, so we need to keep a few things in mind so that planning our first class doesn't become a nightmare.
Try to keep our pieces of advice in mind when planning your first lesson for any group or level. This template will help you plan all the first classes you will ever have.
Don't forget to be you and enjoy each and every second by teaching your students.
Understanding the background of your students will surely help you plan and predict the possible issues that might come up in your classroom.
The link between language learning, in this case English, and culture needs to happen often in our EFL classes and technology in our classrooms will help us do this. We need to go beyond the traditional assumption of teaching English just from linguistic perspectives. If we consider how students are learning English nowadays in schools we are going to conclude that most of them perfectly know how to construct syntactically the present simple tense but they do not know how to apply it in the real world.
In today's unit we will talk about the two main differences in the contexts in which your student might be learning.
In this unit we want to introduce a concept that no too many teachers bear in mind when teaching English and that is, what their students expect from them.
It's something very important to keep in mind since if your students know what to expect, the learning process will be easier.
We have developed 8 things that you need to keep in mind when you first walk into a classroom of eager students.
In this unit we will be taking a look at why this course is designed the way it is. A clear mission; not wanting to make the mistakes bad teachers make and making sure we gave all our students a unique learning experience is all we were interested in creating. And now we want to share it with you so you can also understand what your students need.
In this episode, your teacher Rohit will tell you a bit about his experience and how he started teaching.