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A.jorayed
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How to be a better Teacher?
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Hi
Teachers around the world ...you already knew that the best teacher is one who think that he must developing his skills , his ways and his methods...
so ..i need any that could help me ..(for ex .. class leader , class management , teaching method , expert teachers experiences , how to deal with children that have weakness, bad attitude . ) in general i need to train my self .explore new way new experiences ..
...give me please >>> link ..website ..videos ..you tube ..tell me about your ways your method ..your way in class management ..
thank you and i will keep reading this post ..and use it as my guide ..as my friends gift to me >>>>>>> thank you and god bless you .
your friend :A.Jorayed
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Apodo
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Wise words, Bruce 
There have been lots of useful posts in reply to teachers asking for help. I did a Forum Search (Top of page under SITE SEARCH) using the term ´Class management ´.
This was the result, so you could find some useful tips here. You could try other search terms too.
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18 Jun 2013 |
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johanne23232
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So moving, thank you so much for posting this.
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17 Jun 2013 |
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solracsilva
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adjectives ed and ing
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Hi you there.
Good afternoon.
I would like you to share with me a good way to teach this topic "adjectives ed and ing" in a very innovative way. I want my students to have a great time in class.
Thanks beforehand |
17 Jun 2013 |
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solracsilva
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thank you Maryse Peyé
In addition I would
like to know a game to introduce the topic. As a warm upThanks again |
17 Jun 2013 |
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mblucc
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Tante Grazie Lidia!, Thank you so much!!! Congratulations! You have a nice web page! It ´s very useful!
Kisses.
Micaela.
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17 Jun 2013 |
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yogiba61
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Foreign exchange student programs for high school students
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Dear friends,
Do you know any reliable short-term foreign exchange student programs for high school students? Our school has never tried these kind of exchanges and we have some students that would like to travel to Ireland or The United kingdom in order to improve their English. Some parents are asking me about it but I ´m a bit lost. Can you give me some ideas? I would appreciate your advice. Thank you very much.
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17 Jun 2013 |
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larisahq
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Select English is a good option. You can see more information here: http://www.selectenglish.co.uk/
The students who participated in the summer programs there told me they really enjoyed having such a wonderful course.
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17 Jun 2013 |
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alien boy
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Thanks for sharing, Stuart!
It ´s an interesting & informative site :)
Cheers,
AB
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17 Jun 2013 |
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Maroune
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Ask for help!
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Dear colleagues! What do we call the teachers who watch students during the exams and what do we call this operation! Can we call them exams watchers or supervisors / and the operation is exams watching or something else . Thx a lot in advance . Have a nice week |
17 Jun 2013 |
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Doot
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Well I haven ´t heard of the term "proctor" but I certainly have been asked to invigilate my share of exams in Canada. Supervise exams in also used.
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17 Jun 2013 |
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izulia
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Float vs Sink
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Hi everybody, As part of my science lesson with my 4 year old students I am supposed to do a lesson on exploring which objects float/sink in the water. While the children are experimenting with different objects I will (obviously!) have to comment on what is happening.
My question is about the correct grammar of my comments. Please correct me if I ´m wrong:
1) Objects that float (or floating objects?) Look! The (cork) is floating, it ´s not sinking. So the corks don ´t sink. Why is that? Because they are (wait for suggestions) ... very light.
2) Objects that sink (or sinking objects?) Oh, the crayon has sunk! That ´s because (wait for suggestions) ... it ´s heavy. So the heavy things don ´t float, they sink.
Also do you say ´in water ´ or ´in the water ´?
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cunliffe
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Oh izulia, I ´ve just realised this is for your 4 year old students! My guys are 14. |
17 Jun 2013 |
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Mar0919
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CAPTION WINNERRRRR!!!!
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And the winner isssssssssssssssssss:
Elderberrywine
I just thought it was so funny about the expiration date!!!!
And to those who found my picture offensive, my apologies! This picture was just meant to bring us a little bit of humor and fun. In my opinion, the little boy ´s legs ARE NOT missing, it ´s just that as little kids, they fit everywhere!!!
Anyway, congrats, Elderberrywine!!! Over to you!!!
Hugs!!!
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16 Jun 2013 |
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elderberrywine
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thanks a lot . I ´ll look for a new picture as soon as I can. And I didn ´t find the picture offensive, it was fun and even inspired me to write three different captions.
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17 Jun 2013 |
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Davicito
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Hello Everybody
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Hello Friends
I was looking for some new activities related to the present continuous because I want to add some more interesting activities in my teaching. Most of the time I divide my class in groups of three then a representative choose a card, read the sentence in silence and act out, then the groups have to guess what the sentence is. Also I make my students listen to audios in which noises are made, then the students write sentences about them . Please can anyone tell me some more present continuous activities which you got good results in. Thanks In advanced
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