MY OUT THERE
 Class outside Tate Modern, taken by Melanie from France  Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips, Hyde Park, London, Friday 23 June '06  Shoreditch night out '04 by Marketa, Czech  Teacher Hazel and student in London '02.       Janne at carnival with sun behind her  Teacher John with students  London in the sunshine  Faroq Bedawi | Join me on LinkedIn and enter our discussion group 'Teaching English' or send us your Out There experiences as you and your students use the materials Join our growing Facebook group and invite your friends too! Send us your images, sounds and videos. You can use mobile phones, digicams or whatever...and we will put them on this page for you, your Meetup group members and your friends to have a good look and listen to. Below are some comments that are fairly typical of what you, our Out There comrades, say: "I think that the idea of going outside after learning grammar and vocabulary is perfect because we can use them after the lessons. It's good to memorise them!" "I like that the lesson is interactive" "New experience, new form of studying" Putting up edited comments from past students can look a bit false, so why not read some of our past students leaving questionnaires? These forms are fairly typical of the kind that we have been receiving for over seven years. We kept every feedback form for about six years and constantly collated the figures. Every year and across the whole time we had been teaching they showed that 94% of learners who had taken the course in London said that they would recommend it. We still look at every feedback form but only keep those with something new or unusual to say and the odd one that isn't very good is always followed up quickly so that we can find out what went wrong and try to put it right:
Melanie, France, Course length: 2 weeks Lena, Russia, Course length: 4 weeks Eiko, Japan, Course length: 2 weeks Jung-Cha, China, Course length: 12 Weeks Sveta, Czech, Course length: 2 weeks Veronica, Italy, Course length: 2 weeks
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