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Comments - Teaching English in Chinaļ¼ first week of teaching
Hey really liked reading about your teaching. I just came back from teaching in Peru and had opposite difficulties with the kids eg getting them to stop runing around, fighting, yelling. I want to go to China next I think :)
Hey,
Sounds like a really well thought out lesson - thanks for sharing! I'd advise though that getting volunteers up in China is sometimes a bit tricky - when I was teaching there I found it better to allow students to practise with one another and then just go round and listen in to see if they're doing it right - you might risk turning your students against you if you keep getting them up to demonstrate against their will! Also - not sure of what age-group you're teaching, but I'd try throwing in some games and stuff to energise your students and get them moving around at the start of class - might avoid them falling asleep (then again, if they're asleep at least they're quiet!)
Good luck - I look forward to your next update!
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