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Session video of Introduction to teaching English Out There
publication date: Sep 9, 2009
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author/source: Jason West
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You should be able to see this even if you didn't attend the session live (just register with wiziq.com, it's free and they don't spam or hassle you and you can check out the pltform for your own teaching purposes with out materials). But if you can't see it let me know and I will get it hooked up a bit better. Once it loads move the timeline forward a bit, students do show up (6 or 7) and the presentation gets under way. I hope you find it interesting. N.B. One factual error in this, I did not teach at my old school after it became accredited, I taught there before that. I employed some 'proper' teachers when we went for accreditation :-) way back in 1994. If you can't be bothered with the video and my speaking voice but want to see the slides they are here: http://www.languagesoutthere.com/articles/IntroductiontoteachingEnglishOutThere |
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