Posted March 21st, 2010
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M M asked: I’m teaching some rom kids today and all I know is that they will be 13-14 years old, have a little bit of experience in english, and that there’ll be about 5 of them. What sort of activities can I do in the classroom to help teach them english?
Tags: Esl Teaching, Little Bit
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted March 21st, 2010
by admin
Riley asked: Any grade but younger the better. I have no idea where to begin and what to focus on. Labeling things around the classroom isnt what she is looking for. Please help.
Tags: Esl Lesson, Lesson Plan, Survival Lesson
Posted in Homework Help | 1 Comment »
Posted March 21st, 2010
by admin
K.C. asked: I’ve missed too much of my senior year to graduate and I want to get a GED. I wasn’t sure if prospective employers in Korea and Japan would look at anything but your college degree. Should I go for the GED or graduate super late?
Tags: College Degree, Getting A Ged, Senior Year
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted March 21st, 2010
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Trippi T asked: I’ve worked in Turkey as an English as a foreign language teacher for the last two years and I’m about to return to my home country, Australia. I’m at a loss about what to do as a job when I return. I have an Arts degree, and I’d really like to continue teaching, but not as a primary/secondary school teacher. Any suggestions?
Tags: Country Australia, English As A Foreign Language, Esl Teachers
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted March 21st, 2010
by admin
Baluda asked: I was just wondering if there’s anyone out there who has delt with unprofessional esl recruiting agencies-whether it be a representative who has simply ignored your email/application, or someone who has just generally given you rotten service. I would like to know which agencies I should avoid. I’ve had a few bad experiences already and don’t want to waste my time dealing with idiots.
Tags: Esl, Experiences, Rotten Service
Posted in Korea | 2 Comments »
Posted March 11th, 2010
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nik asked: hi.i would like know where i can find lesson plans.i attend seminars about teaching english to speakers of other language.and i need a lesson plan about teaching grammar based on the Communicative Language Teaching.could anyone help me?
Tags: English Language, Speakers, Teaching English
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted March 11th, 2010
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daniel10492003 asked: I do not qualify for the JET Program because of health and age requirements. What other teaching English programs are available for older Americans with health problems? Planning to live in Japan permanently.
I am a native English speaker and lived in the USA all my life.
Tags: Jet Program, Native English Speaker, Teaching English
Posted in Teaching | 1 Comment »
Posted March 11th, 2010
by admin
khosro asked: I am MA in teaching farsi to non-farsi speaker. Now I want to recieve my Phd in teaching english at an on-line cheap university.
Tags: College Teaching, Farsi, Teaching English
Posted in Higher Education (University +) | 1 Comment »
Posted March 11th, 2010
by admin
randomcrap1988 asked: I’ve been looking at the possibility of teaching English in Japan next year. I’ve seen things where you can go with just a bachelor’s degree and no foreign language experience. The problem is, the JET program deadline has passed, and I’ve heard Aeon and Aclipse (and recruiters like that) are somewhat illegitimate. Can anyone offer first hand experience about a program they have done (or no someone who has done a program) that they can recommend?
Tags: Aclipse, Program Deadline, Recruiters
Posted in Japan | 5 Comments »
Posted March 11th, 2010
by admin
JarJar Binks asked: I graduated from college a few years ago and am doing nothing that I like, working in a call center. I’m thinking about joining the peace corps and teaching english abroad? Have any of you done this? Is this a hard thing to do? Would I get too homesick?
Tags: Joining The Peace Corps, Teaching Abroad, Teaching English
Posted in Other - Cultures & Groups | 6 Comments »
