Si se que es pero que tiene que ver eso con esto reatrasado mental de mierda que ni dialecto tiene retraido se nota que naciste por el culo y la mieda te quedo pegada
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The teacher really uses too much class time talking. He almost monopolizes
it. A rule of thumb is that teachers shouldn't speak more than 20% of the
time. After that, they must promote conversation in class and keep an eye
(and two ears) on the students' progress, making occasional remarks, which
are not necessarily about the students' grammar or pronunciation mistakes,
but also about the gist of their conversation. At this moment, teachers
should function as a third (or fourth) visiting member of the conversation
group, as they must supervise all students simultaneously. A class like
this, using this approach, would certainly put many students to sleep. :-)
+Ray von Schmalz I do have this problem with my students too. you seem like a person who masters this field . could you please recommend a method that gets the students to talk, have a good time and feel satisfied.
Teacher talks so much and his language is too complicated compare to the
language the learns are going to learn. To be honest, I can't apply this
way in my class.
But remember that students can get really frustrated if they don't catch any understanding. It depends on the level of the class of course but vocabulary must be spoken according to your students' level and this have to be considered in order to keep motivating your students.
+Thanh Pham Hong Remember that the language has to be challenging for students and move them to the ZPD or i+1. Besides, the language of the teacher has to be higher as "input" is needed though language used in a classroom for the purpose of teaching is not technically considered as input.
I would assume you would give instructions in their native language but let them do the exercise in English. If they do not know any words, you can give them the word or even a sentence to help them along.
Maybe fewer "running commentaries" at the beginning and his TTT was very
high. They looked like a B1plus class and he kept interrupting them. So
Teacher centered. Basically this was an attempt of a "productive skills"
lesson without the feedback on content and language.
i noticed that, too. his TTT was waaaay too much. If this were indeed a communicative approach, the students should be talking just as much, if not more, than the teacher. Also, the language usage of the teacher was, in my opinion, completely inappropriate, as it added far too many words. He also spoke somewhat fast.
I got confused. Can anyone tell me which are the differences between the
Communicative Approach and the Task-based Language Learning? Are they the
same or not?