Posted November 4th, 2010
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flubber asked: What is the difference between a physical education class that is ESL and one that is mainstream? How is the lesson plan different? Are ESL students and mainstream students in the same class?
Tags: Esl Students, Lesson Plan, Mainstream Students
Posted in Special Education | 2 Comments »
Posted November 4th, 2010
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Erin asked: I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Illinois State (wish I took another route, but oh well) and I really would love to be an ESL teacher. I took Spanish and Arabic classes in college and would love to take more and incorporate that with my love for teaching children. I looked online and all I can find are online college programs for ESL certification. I would rather go to an actual campus than take online classes. Does anyone know how long it takes to be certified? How about the steps it takes to become an ESL teacher in Illinois or America. Thanks so much!
Tags: Esl Certification, Love Teacher, Teaching Children
Posted in Teaching | 3 Comments »
Posted November 4th, 2010
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ladylion215 asked: I just accepted a job as a middle school ESL teacher (7th-9th grade). I’m looking for any tips on how to set up my classroom, including the physical make up of the room, classroom routines, classroom management tips, reward systems, etc. This will be my first year as a teacher (aside from substitute teaching). Although I am certified to teach middle school ESL, I am used to the elementary age. Any suggestions will be appreciated! Thanks!
Tags: Job, School Esl, Substitute Teaching
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted November 4th, 2010
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90210 asked: Meaning which ones are the best to work with in terms of assistance, living expenses, pay, hours, etc … Applying to all types of schools excluding university level education.
Basically, I am graduating next year and I am planning on taking an ESL course then look for a job in Japan to teach English as a second language. I would really appreciate housing/living expenses and good pay. Any suggestions?
Tags: Job In Japan, Living Expenses, University Level Education
Posted in Teaching | 1 Comment »
Posted November 4th, 2010
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Sam P asked: Hi. I will be having my first ESL experience in China. I was wondering if anyone has any advice or a few strategies for the ESL classroom. If anyone has any tips specific for Chinese classrooms, that what also be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Tags: Advice, China, Chinese Classrooms
Posted in Teaching | 3 Comments »
Posted October 10th, 2010
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Laura V asked: I would like to begin teaching english as a foreign language and I’m not quite sure where to begin. I am living in the UK but I would like to teach somewhere abroad. What qualifications or courses should I take so that I can do this?
Tags: English Language, Living In The Uk, Teaching English As A Foreign Language
Posted in Teaching | 4 Comments »
Posted October 10th, 2010
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thinkbeyond asked: I am thinking of taking an ESL certification course to teach English abroad. I am wondering how the economy has affected English teachers particularly in places like Japan and South Korea. How difficult is it to obtain a teaching position abroad with or without the certification?
Tags: Economy, Japan, Teaching Abroad
Posted in Teaching | 4 Comments »
Posted October 10th, 2010
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baabbyyy asked: I live in Virginia and have a Master’s degree in computer field. I don’t have prior teaching experience.
Do I need to have a certificate to teach English as a second language?
Tags: Master Degree, Master S Degree, Teaching English As A Second Language
Posted in Teaching | 2 Comments »
Posted October 10th, 2010
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Captain Crunch asked: I know some countries are more in demand of english speakers than others. Is it possible to actually teach english to natives for payement without a teaching degree?
Tags: English Teaching, Foreign Countries, Teaching Degree
Posted in Other - Education | 5 Comments »
Posted October 10th, 2010
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ruhappy asked: I want to teach my boyfriend English a little more formally. He speaks Spanish, and understands almost all of what I say in English. He claims, however, not to understand pronunciation and some verb rules (especially past tense). How to you start teaching phonics and where do you go from there?
Tags: Pronunciation, Teach English, Teaching Phonics
Posted in Languages | 2 Comments »