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Languages Inspire!
Words are just words and don’t amount to much; They can only create description, but in doing such They justify themselves and therein lies their beauty - Which I believe is words’ number one duty. Language is not merely a convenient tool (Though it may be used as such by any old fool) But...
Successful One to One Teaching
My experience of one to one English language tuition is that it is one of the most challenging as well as rewarding. It is a very effective way to learn a new language as the student has the teacher’s full attention. Furthermore, the teacher can design a language course specifically to...
Different Strokes for Different Folks
Having lived and taught in a number of countries, it is interesting to see how differently particular nationalities approach language learning. With the Italians, for instance, the desire to speak and communicate means that their speaking skills improve very quickly but this can often be to the...
Opening up your ears - listening and learning
As an English language teacher I am always telling my students to be active, independent learners and that language-learning doesn't stop at the end of a lesson - it continues when you get on the tube, or on the bus, are in a queue, sitting at your computer at work, listening to music, watching...
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"Learning" English
I find that a learner who is enjoying learning will always learn faster, will retain more information and have a more memorable learning experience, than a student who merely attends the class. Students should be engaged at all times in the lesson, being offered as much authentic material as...
Why I teach English
It all started in Paris, in a bookshop. This is quite a famous bookshop, actually: Shakespeare and Company, on the Left Bank. The shop not only sells books in English, it actually has English authors, who come and read their works. I was there one evening, listening to such a talk, and I...
Importance of giving time to practice
My own experience of learning languages has demonstrated to me the importance of regular speaking practice and proper immersion in English language and culture. To that end I use a wide variety of teaching tools including role playing, conversation, books, tapes, videos and DVDs, games and...
Reasons for training in EFL
I have trained as a teacher of EFL because I want to help individuals who are not native speakers fulfil their potential in UK, both in terms of work opportunities and also making their integration into a local community easier and more rewarding. I have empathy for people in this position as I...