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Teach English in Windsor - TEFL Courses

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Here Below you can check out the feedback (for one of our units) of one of the 16.000 students that last year took an online course with ITTT!

What I have gained from this course has been immensely cohesive to what I have seen other teachers who are tesol qualified or not put into action in two distinctive ways: Trial and error and executing the ability to utilize various teaching skills with focus and aim for students. First, what I've obtained through this course through trial and error is by applying the important steps to enhance students' learning and revamping successful ideas and methods continuously while discarding certain teaching techniques deemed counter-productive. Through trial and error teachers not only evaluate the potentials of successful teaching methods to enhance learners, but also do critical self-evaluations to keep a record of how they are also discovering ways to improve as a tutor, advisor, mediator, counselor, instructor, evaluator, teacher with worth, value and respect in this teaching field. This on going process is paramount in what makes a productive teacher even more effective in handling courses, students and classes now and in the coming future. In saying this the belief is one which trial and error is of greater use when done collectively with other teachers who are in search of becoming more dynamic as teachers for a brighter and more rewarding profession and in result develop ways for students to reap the rewards of learning english as independent learners who will create stronger skills in communicating, working with others through teamwork, business, and by far confidence in themselves in english. The past 20 units has evidently been compiled with strenuous research and widely held experience from a number of experts who have taken an equal observation of facts that have been put through the test of trial and error over many years of input by dedicated teachers and educational institutions which have taught myriad different types of students and teachers over recorded time. I plan to put trial and error to the test with the ideas and techniques- specifically grammar. At first I wrote that grammar was last on the list of importance for learners-was I off track in thinking that! The grammar basics are strictly set for english speakers to convey an array of ideas in a structured and applicable logical style formation. Without this layout detailed information and thoughts are cumbersome, leaving learners confused on how to build on the fundamentals of english and further experiment through trial and error in order to learn how to properly learn use. As teachers obviously we are not constricted to grammatical confines alone, though we must be looked upon by students to teach how and why the usages exist and must be learned at some point in being able to speak, read, listen and write in english. Making mistakes are just as important as corrections in trial and error for students and teachers. Focus on what and how to deal with them for our students' progress through trial and error is again a forward step as a teacher I plan to do by observation. The second discovery, executing the ability to utilize various teaching skills with focus and aim for students is a self-explanatory function. Lesson plans, extra material, classroom dynamics awareness, and engaging activities are just a few areas as tools to make teaching more meaningful and less of a hassle and a more inviting atmosphere for students . Almost any teaching preparation is useless unless you have a plan aimed first with students' interest and trust. By working with others directly or indirectly who share the same goal these tools to teach more efficiently will be of great benefit for students and teachers alike. The false idea of executing all of these skills masterfully will generate the same positive results in each lesson is a great goal in theory, but not in reality. Still, striving to teach utilizing as many effective teaching skills, at given times, must first start by listening before speaking to students. Rapport is more of a value than knowledge by itself to teach. Both should be established from course beginnings to ensure students that their efforts and presence is important to the teacher with a reciprocal agreement of terms. One way I plan to use what I've obtained throughout this course is to listen more than assume the needs for my students while keeping in mind my role as a teacher.


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