What Adult Students HATE about the ESL Teachers | ESL TIPS: Knowledge Extension and Feedback
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2021
- My Adult student complained about OTHER ESL teachers! NO FEEDBACK
We have so many English lessons online. There’s information overload on the internet already! But do you really understand why adult learners choose to have a teacher instead? .... THEY WANT FEEDBACK. For adults they want to know what they did well and what they could do better. They need recommendations and learning advice.
1. Study English
2. Know common errors
3. Do not ask common getting-to-know questions
4. Give corrections in a timely manner
5. Balance positive and negative feedback
6. Use the board or chatbox
7. Give useful advice
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Thank you, Karen. I always appreciate your teaching tips. Take care!
Thank you Techa Karen! I’m a new ESL instructor and I find your videos so helpful! You are a true professional!!
I love your content! It's being an Incredible help for me ! Thank you very much Teacha Karen!
This is really informative and helpful. Thank you so much Teacha Karen!! Will watch more of your videos!
Wow! The content of the video is really informative and helpful Teacha Karen! Thanks a lot! Now I can somehow teach adults better with your virtual help. Stay safe!
Thanks for appreciating my work
Love the way you deliver and let us( your viewers and students at the same time) understood and learn
Hello Teacha Karen! This topic will be very useful for me. I'm really excited to watch your next video! I'm really grateful!
Great! I'm so happy coz this video has an actual complaint from my adult student about her teachas :( so sad but it's true. Let's find out tomorrow! :)
Very helpful! Thanks Teacha Karen!
You are so welcome! :) More videos to come!
so helpful!! Thank youu teacha Karen ♥️
You are so welcome!
Thanks teacha! Binging your videos really helped
You're so welcome! More videos to come! :)
The most effective teaching/mentoring online presentation I had ever seen and heard so far! You are my epitome of an exemplary mentor, Teacha Karen! 👏👏👏 May God bless you always! Stay humble!
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Oh this puts a smile to my heart 🥰 thank you. I'm glad you liked it.
@@TeachaKaren So gladly, Teacha Karen! 🙏😊👍
Thank you, Teacher Karen!
Always happy to help!
I love these kinds of videos that you do 😍😍😍
i always watch your videos both new and old 💕💕
the old ones make me cringe LOL especially the one about ESL headsets, huhuh I was so depressed back then since I lost my job due to the pandemic.... unlike now, my soul is back hahahah so is my energy :) thank you for your support!
This is the reason why I don't really like to finish the lesson materials early. Because I like to teach them clearly until they understand it well. I don't proceed to other topics if they get confused. I always ask them if they understand and let them ask me which part they don't understand. Yes, we like to have salary because we are working. But it's different when you love your work and your priority is to make student learn. It's not about rushing it's all about learnings.
Super helpful.
Thanks Teacha!
Glad it was helpful!
can't wait! ❤️
thank you for your never-ending support
very informative. thanks so much for sharing, teacher. :)
Based on my experience, adults like it more when a tutor has rich knowledge extension hehe thank you for this teacha karen 🥰
Yey!! I'm glad you agreed with my point hihih! Happy teaching, teacha!
Hi Teacha Karen. I really like your video. Thank you....🥰
Awww thank you so much!
Correction is a difficult balancing act. When and where do you offer correction? If you stop every-time the student makes an error it interrupts the flow of the conversation. Makes the conversation extremely tedious. It's better to make notes of students mistakes and go over them at the end of the class. This is coming from someone who has been teaching ESL at the university level for 27 years. I also never speak bad about other teachers with students. You may not know know their reason for doing things a certain way. It also looks very unprofessional.
I think you're missing the point here, I am not giving disparaging remarks about my co-teachers, I am sharing a complaint from a student to spread awareness. This was actually appreciated by this company (Acadsoc) that they purchased the video from me and had all teachers watch this. I dunno, maybe to them, I did something right. I'm sorry if my approach is not your cup of tea. Anyway, thank you for your input on feedback. Maybe our teaching styles are different, someone who has 27 years of experience has a completely different perspective from someone like me who has 9 years. When you read about adult learning now, feedback must be given as soon as possible without interrupting students (fluency-focused) so that they would remember where they committed the error and it would be more timely and understandable. If you do it later, they may have already forgotten where they committed the mistake, thus causing the error to recur and the problem not being addressed/corrected.
I totally agree with you Wallace Galloway. I think it depends on the student, if the student ask you to correct their errors proactively then you can do as they requested but there are some students that don't want to be corrected specially during the class. You can just leave them the feedback after the lesson. And sorry Teach Karen, but I think that your way of teaching is a bit boastful.
Love your content teacher! I´m learning portugues now in Brazil, and some things I didnt like about my teacher was, she talked A LOT. I didn´t have time to respond or felt like speaking wasnt part of the lesson. She gave information but, it was on top of each other so the grammar focus was lost. She also used time consuming apps to make it more interactive, like picture memory games or a shopping cart with vegetables. I would´ve probably liked it if I was 7. But I´m 33! I also gave her feedback (since Im studying TEFL now, and im learning bits and pieces of techniques) and told her wha i´d prefer to be done or how I prefer the classes to be like and she... revolted. Like ´´i did this and did that, i thought u wanted this..´´ If I were her, I would appreciate being given feedback by the students because then you d know exactly how to help them. Another teacher, always had a spotty internet and it took time for her to set things up like audio and oh how the call would cut every time she played useless videos. She didnt even take the initiative to offer an extension. That and she always cancelled. OMG Galit na galit lang ako sa comment section na ito. hahaha. I found a good one now, she seems more friendly, natural and I understand her better even if she doesnt speak english much. I never have to worry about her re-scheduling. She always had speaking activities. Finally! Anyway, thank you for your content Teacha Karen! Love your vibe so much. Sorry for 1000 word reaction paper. hahaha
I love reaction papers lol!!!! I used to teach adults 10 years ago before I became an ESL teacher so I kinda have a deeper understanding of what we need and don't need as adults. Teaching adults can be crazy and can be a headache especially if you do not approach them the right way ... you'll definitely get a complaint.
I suggest that when you're learning, when you're the student, let the teacher know what you want, need and how you prefer things to get done...but of course in a nice way. When teaching adults or kids, we (teachers) must always limit out talk time to 50-50 or 70-30 (30 percent talk time for teachers)
@TeachaKaren yasss learned this in the Tesol course in ASU . 80 ( Student) /20 ( teacher talk) .
Hi Teacha Karen! As always very informative content. I'm one of your new subscriber at halos napanuod ko na lahat ng videos mo. I'm an aspiring ESL teacher and I'm happy I discover your channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏
You're welcome! I'm happy to help new teachas. That's why I made this channel.
I love your teachings 😊
Thank you so much
Thank you so much Teacha Karen! You really helped me a lot with your videos especially when dealing adult students. Actually, one of my adult student told me that she likes my class and our lesson at that time was Business Free Talk and I just tried to follow your ways and it worked! That's why I was able to breath peacefully after the class 😂
WOW this is great news! I love that you are actually experiencing the "fruits" of your labor. You owe it all to yourself and your hard work. Thanks for watching my videos. Always here to help
@@TeachaKaren More videos and more power Teacha!❤️
Hi, greetings from Taipei, Taiwan! What’s the grammar review (video?) that you mentioned? Do you have a link? Thank you!
Thank you for sharing these tips, teacha Karen! You've been my guide since I was just planning to apply and now im about to start teaching na ♡ Be safe po!
You are so welcome! I'm happy to be your Acadsoc coach :)
Hi, teach Karen. I'm teaching at Native camp for 6 days now, most of my students are in ages 30s-50s. So far, I got a 5-star rating from most of my students and two 4 stars which are still high. Thank you for your tips, I'll improve and broaden my knowledge so I'll be able to share more useful knowledge with them. Btw, they tagged me as a Sapuri teacher even though I passed my demo on my first try, thanks to your videos, I watched them before my demo.
This is good to know. There are many opportunities to grow here in NC and the job is never boring... not unless it's always sudden classes you get. Please do your best to have more regular students and you will surely enjoy the job more! :)
Kahapon, first time kong maka-encounter ng adult student na lola na. Tapos last week lang ako nakapag-start magturo. Sobrang na-anxious ako nung nakita ko siya sa cam bago kami nagstart dahil alam kong mas may alam at wisdom siya kaysa sa akin. Pero siyempre, act normal with confidence lang sa actual class. Yun pala chill lang yung naging klase namin dahil nahihirapan siyang magbasa at magpronounce ng ibang mga English words. Sobrang natutuwa ako sa kanya pag nasasabi niya yun ng tama.
So parang tinuturuan ko lang din yung Lola ko. Dun ko na-realize na it’s a privilege pala na marunong at nakakaintindi tayo ng English bilang second language at part na ng curriculum o ng kinalakihan natin.
Second day na po namin ngayon at naka-book siya sa akin sa mga susunod pang mga araw. At nakakatuwa na lagi niya akong binigyan ng 5 star rating kahit di ko sinasabi 💖
Thank you so much for creating this kind of content Teacha Karen 💞✨
You're welcome Vanessa, I am happy to hear this. Sometimes, we don't realize how awesome we are by simply knowing and being fluent in 2 (or more) languages. At the end of the day, we are still the experts regardless of age and teaching experience.
That is right. I watch many cambly videos and the teachers dodn't bother to correct the student. If am learning another language I want to be corrected and given advice on how to improve
Thanking you for making this video. Now, I realized what I was doing wrong when teaching adult students.
You're welcome 🥰 I'm a Tutor advocate, I do my best to help my co-tutors because help is not always readily availabls when you are an independent contractor :(
Daliiii haha. Labyou ma'am keren. Blessing ka po tlaga sakin. Sayo ko nakukuha mga tekniks. Dti hate ko mga adults ngayon sila pa mga tropa ko😆. Maraming Salamat po.
Ay labyu too sis!! heheheh I'm happy to masaya ka sa adults, para sa akin, pahinga kapag adults ang students heheheh kakapagod kasi kapag puro kids, nakakadrain ng physical powers diba? kapag adults, chenes chenes lang hehehehe
algorithm sent me a useful video finally. thanks
Great video. Your use of recommend is very different that in the U.S. We say recommend + noun "I recommend Jay for the job." Recommend + gerund "He recommends sleeping more." or recommend + subject + base verb. "I recommend you eat more." Is this U.K. grammar?
Very informative, Teacher Karen 😊✨ I have an adult student last night who thanked me because he said I was the first one to give him corrections. I hope more teachers will realize that the students came to us to receive corrections and not just talk even if the topic is called free talk 😅
Oh wow!! I'm glad that your students are starting to show appreciation for what you do for them! Yey!!!!
Agreed. I'm taking French and the teacher gives corrections but doesn't give me time to repeat them. She just moves on.
I find your contents really helpful, Teacha Karen! That's why mas marami pa regular kong adult kesa sa mga kids 😂 Sana makakuha rin kami ng technique pano mag multi task, focus makinig sa student, i-lessen ang dead air at magtype sa notepad. 😂
These are things you develop over time. As your body and mind get used to the job, you'll be faster and better in no time. :) pramis!
thank you very much teacha karen! maybe this is why yung mga naging student ko na adult ay hindi na nag book ulit, baka nakulangan sila huhu. thank you so much for these tips! will try this sa pinaka matanda kong regular student na 16 years old para ma-practice ako if magkakaroon ulit ng adult students :)
Yes practice is key. The more you fail, the more you will improve (if you do something about it) ... We always start at the "awkward phase" where we barely know what to do, then we get better eventually. Practice is key
Hello Teacha Karen. Thank you for your useful videos. and I want to ask you a question. How do you make a visual board in the the lesson?
It depends on the software you use to teach. I use Classin so my classes are more interactive :)
Mabuhay ka teachaaaa
yey!!!! salamat po
Thank you for making this video, Teacher Karen. I agree with you 💯. As tutors/teachers, we have a responsibility to each of our students/clients. The least we can do is correct them in a timely and friendly fashion.
Also, get to know the student! I have 5+ notebooks filled with notes I've taken of each student. They are amazed when I ask them about something they mentioned in class, asking how I remembered. Easy; I wrote it down and made to ask them about it next time. It is not hard at all. Why are there tutors who struggle with this? 😢
Useful tips. However, you yourself could slow down a bit when you talk to your students. Your video shows a more adequate "teaching-speed"approach than the ones on your lesson inserts. I am almost certain that on the last session-example, the student only understood half of what you were trying to explain. Feedback, like you say, is extremely important. I have learned that most students are mostly interested on learning through correction than to finishing your lesson plan. Useful video. Thanks.
Hi teach, do you have a templates of learner's feedback?
Your videos are very helpful.
Thank you!
Yes I have :) Will be posting a video soon about how to leave class remarks :) and another video soon about class feedback we could give :)
around the 2 minute mark, I was like "omg, she has taught me so m u c h" ..and then I realised the video was just beginning!! thanks you thank you from the bottom of my heart, I learnt A LOT!! lots of hugs from chile
Glad you liked it!! hihihi Will be posting more useful content soon! :)
I think that is because when some adult students get corrected and feel their mistakes were right for them, they give a low rating that affects the number of students that enter your class.
The sad reality indeed
Hello teacher Karen. Can I ask about my referral? My friend signed in for acadsoc last April this year but was not able to proceed. But it stated that her resume passed. Is there a way to access that again or to contact anyone with that matter or should she reapply with another email? Thank you in advance❤️
She should reapply with a different email and contact number so she doesnt have to wait :)
Thank you, very helpful. Please advise once again the platform you inspire from. You've said that you regularly learn at Racial English?!? Or how is it actually called?
Rachel's English :) you can search her on TH-cam too
@@TeachaKaren thank you!
1. 100% on intoductions...stop wasting their time
2. Ask your students when they actually want feedback. Some want to be corrected immediately. Some prefer at the end of the session.
3. Stop speaking to your students as if you are trying to sell a product(you). If you are speaking in a salesman/woman tone, you will only annoy, other than intrigue, your students.
Be yourself and and don't flaunt your abilities. Unfortunately, some teachers think they are much better than others. Record and listen to your sessions. Is that really you? If not, stop trying to imitate others and find your own groove.
Trying to mirror other teachers ie. 'teacha Karen', will often cause more problems. Learn from others but don't imitate
Wow! This is a great comment. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts, I am also a personality development coach due to my line of work, and I always tell my mentees never to imitate anyone, not even me.... let others be an inspiration but discover your own uniqueness! Thanks teacha! I think you are one of the good teachers in the ESL industry.
@@TeachaKaren So true....I think that at least 90% or those who want to quickly jump into this job market, whether it be online or private, do not have any experience whatsoever. We're all green when we teach our first class. But everyone needs people, like yourself and others, to guide the "up-and-comers" and ensure they able to identify exactly who they are, personality wise, and how they can use it to their advantage.
For me, the first step (study English more ) is the best part of being an ESL Teacher.. that's why I'm still learning English specially in grammar. I want my student to learn more from me.
Oh Yes, I have been teaching English since I was 23, basically 9 years already, but I still learn a lot today hihihih Never stop learning!
@@TeachaKaren thank you Teacher Karen😍 I'm trying my best to learn english .Hihihi ❤️
Exactly
thank you!
I love watching you. Your tips are positive but SLOW DOWN Karen.
Teach ask ko lang magkano na ngayon per class sa adult students po ninyo? at mga bata sa private tutoring classes?
What an excellent teacher! I have to wonder how she gets the sentences that the student said incorrectly and the teacher's correct sentence so fast onto the board. She must be a fast typist!
One of the skills we really need as an ESL teacher would be typing skills. Though, if the student speaks to fast, I usually have them speak a little slower or I ask them to repeat what i haven't captured.
@@TeachaKaren Thank you - excellent tips as always! I guess I can just ask them to repeat or speak slower. In fact, I suppose if I type whatever they say, their grammar mistakes too, then I have a teaching moment here.
Teacher. Can you correct me please. Which, when used in a sentence usually refers to an object right? For example, The ring, which belongs to Yamamoto-san, is lost. And who refers to the person.
Rule: "Who" functions as a subject, while "whom" functions as an object. it has to be whom: He saw a gentleman whom he presumed to be the director.
@@TeachaKarenHi! Appreciate all that you do, but I don't agree that this is correct in this instance. The rule of thumb for who or whom is if you can use the word he or she, then you use who. If you can use the word him or then, then use whom. I apologise if I'm speaking out of turn! 😊
Hello Teacher Karen pwede po ba kayo gumawa ng video about Commin Students Japanese naman? I'm newbie in Native Camp
Sure thing, kaya lang kasi ang nanotice ko naman is hindi masyado nagrereklamo ang Japanese students. What they only dislike is us overly using their language. hindi sila fan ng translanguaging.
teacher Kareeeeen! can you make a video how to have a potential energy like you do? I wish po Love you teacher...
Sure thing! Will make on soon hihih! Love love love you alll!!! Thank you so much for supporting my channel
Remember fellow teachers... It's not every single mistake that you want to correct or should correct, because, imagine the student is really really really bad... Do you then correct the entire dialogue?... no... That will demotivate the student.
Grabe sobrang galing mo mag english! Na intimidate na tuloy ako mag apply! Char! 😂
Char lang yan teacha! Ang English naaral lang at napapractice :) parepareho naman tayong nagsimula sa first language. Practice lang ♥️
@@TeachaKaren Okay. Motivated na ulit ako. Hahahaha Thanks Teacha Karen!! 😘
This is very helpful talaga!!! 💯 Naiintimidate ako kapag working adult ang student. Guilty rin ako na gustong matapos ang lesson material. 😂 Tsaka 1 problem pa teach ay minsan kasi talaga ang student, hindi maintindihan yung English niya or minsan ang hina ng boses :( hindi ko maisulat sa notepad ang sinasabi niya to correct his grammar.
Tsaka teach, namomroblema rin ako sa mga itatanong ko sa warm up part tuwinng morning classes ko. Paulit ulit ang tanong ko "how was your sleep?" "Did you have a dream last night?" 😂😂😂 Hahahaha
Kapag regulars talaga mahirap na magrapport kasi mahahlata nila kapag paulit ulit, kaya dapat naaalala natin yung mga previous kwento o napagusapan na para yun ang pwede mo ibring up :) Or pwedeng ikaw ang makwento saglit tapos magtanong ka kung naexperience na nila yun :)
Ako teach, may ibang adult na ang hirap talaga intindihin English kaya hirap din i correct.
@@jesusa3240 I feel you, dapat matalas pandinig natin kaya lang minsan impossible talaga maintindihan kaya gagawin mo nalang best mo kumuha ng comprehensible words/phrases tapos dun ka nalang magfocus hehe
Hi teacha Karen. My name is Alberi. I am a fellow ESL teacher. I am curious, you must be a non native speaker teacher of English, like myself, is that right? Are you from Vietnam? Thanks.
I'm from the Philippines :)
I know this student, she was my student before and she will be mg student tomorrow, hehe thank u so much for this teacha Karen
Yey!!! I'm happy she's your student too at least we can teach people like her better
She is very dedicated teach, talagang sinusulat nya every correction. I admire her.
@@jayvee8859 WoW! She followed my teaching advice hahaha I told her to write things she learn on a notebook so she will remember, hihih Well, I think she is lucky to have you, because you commenting on this video and actually watching it, means you want to improve yourself :)
Yes teachhhh I also want to get better everydayyyy thank u
Teach karen, since I started watching your videos lalo na this one. Parang di ako satisfied sa teaching style ko lalo na sa LEARN AND TALK III hahahaha jusko. I am afraid to give grammar correction kasi even myself I speak in a wrong grammar. 🥺😭 And di ko maintindihan sinasbi ng studyante minsan hahahahahahha
Fake it til you make it, basta patuloy parin tayong mag-aral teacha, para every day we improve... kunyari magaling tayo kahit hindi, hanggang sa maging magaling na talaga hehehem gawain ko yan nung bago palang akong teacha 9 years ago LOL
Hi, I will miss teaching, Miss Chloe.. 😞
:( im sure many of our regulars miss us. I cant even add working hours because it's locked
sana sunod paano gumawa ng remarks sa adult or highschool.
Yes, nakaline up na po yan :) Please stay tuned for my upcoming videos.
Heck, we don't need my channel - this lady has better content than I do.
Don't be too hard on yourself. We all have our own niche, I'm sure you'd make it big if you put your heart into your channel,
Teach I like the fitting of your shirt. San mo po Bnili? Hehe
Teacha kilig ako. Hahahah 58 petot lang yan sa shopee hahahahahaha shopee.ph/product/1083822/9302591626?smtt=0.180696529-1626271000.9
teach pano po malaman kung saan magtuturo, kung classin po ba or aclassroom?
Makikita mo sa class detail sa ilalim ng class Id, class time and student details :)
Mayroon din pong iba ayaw ng feedback hehe . I recently got a job where I teach adult as an ESL teacher. Ayaw ng iba ng feedback, pag i correct mo sila ayaw na nilang magsalita 😅. Kaya kinakabahan talaga ako parati pag papasok na ko and my schedule class ako, kasi di pa ako hasa paano ba mag build ng rapport sa mga adult, especially na mas matanda pa sila sakin. May 50 up.😊😊 Gusto ko na nga mag resign😅😭 kaso di pwede hahaha kailangan may trabaho😅.Bago pa naman kaya siguro pwede ko pa patawarin sarili ko at mag improve😭. Ang iba naman gusto ng feedback pero nahihirapan din akong magbigay ng correction ng hindi sila na o offend. Sinasabi ko nalang Ok great but instead of chu2 we can also say chu2..... Ewan ko kung ok lang ba to na way kasi naghihintay pa ako ng feedback form galing sa students ko😅.
Nahihirapan din akong intindihin ang pronunciation ng iba.Ang hirap din intindihin kung ano sinabi nila.1st student ko 54 sabi niya I like loaning in early morning. Di ko talaga na gets ano, gusto niya mag loan o ano. Did you say I like loaning? Sabi niya no loaning, sa isip ko ana ba talaga dios ko tapos pina spell ko nalang learning pala😭
Anyways thank you sa mga free videos teacher Karen😊😊💖💖.God bless you💖
Better siguro kung magtanong ka sa kanila, lalo kung first time students mo, "may I give you feedback about your pronunication, grammar etc?". Or "because I want to help you improve on your English proficiency, I will be giving feedback in class. Is that okay with you?". Kumbaga kunin mo muna approval nila for feedback tsaka ka magbigay :) ipaintindi mo na you are just trying to help kasi di ka naman basta kausap lang e, teacher ka nila :)
@@TeachaKaren ahh sige po, tamang tama may naka assign sakin na new student bukas💖💖💖 salamat po💖💖
Happy to help
There is always both sides.
agree! :)
Don't do what students want from you. Students choice with particular ideas. You can not satisfy everyone. I stead, forget this video and Concentrate in the best Lesson for that particular day
You are correct we cannot satisfy everyone. However, you cannot be a successful teacher is you do not know how to respond to you student's needs. Being a good teacher calls for awareness and responsiveness to students' needs.
Hi, teach! How do you multitask? Hahaha typing the feedback while listening to them and while also understanding what they're saying. Hindi ako makapagtype ng corrections minsan kasi busy ako kakaintindi kung ano ba sinasabi nila.
Practice is key teacha. The more.you do it, the more you get used to it. ♥️🙏
Remember teachers... It's not every single mistake that you want to correct or should correct.
Hello, teacher. What companies po yung adults yung students?
Mostly Cambly and Preply :)
I prefer adult students/ university students than children. Most especially Koreans or Japanese ☺️ they are so friendly, respectful and understanding. They just love the 80/20 rule. 80% let them talk , then the rest 20% will be the teacher's questions or response.
These classes are physically relaxing and mentally stimulating. hehehe But the challenge is when you are faced with someone who's intimidating, advanced or someone who looooves to ask so many questions.
Hello teacher okay great very helpful your tutorial about ESL excellent done watching new friend stay connected see you turnback visit thanks sharing God bless.. 🙏
My adult students are OK with me writing in the chatbox as we study, since I then copy and paste the chat into an email that I give them after the lesson. FYI. Thanks for this video!
Teacher Karen, how can we share our vision board during the lesson?
You can use Classin and share you screen using the platform. You may also use Zoom
If you're a male teacher, PLEASE, 😂🤣don't take tip #3 to the letter. Don't (get to know learners better) through evoking their make up.😅
Please teach, sorry nakaka irita yung forwarded boses mo... Sakit sa tenga... Parang nag ra rap or robot
HAHAHA Sorry na po, nagcomment na din sila na masyado mabilis kapag ni adjust ko ng konti, inaayos ko na hehehe
Wow you got me tired with your speech, emphasizing too much, too loud and too rushed ! Also giving feedback right away might not always be appropriate , its a delicate balance and would say taking notes and going over them at the end of the class is a better approach by not putting students on the spot!
Thanks Teachaa 🤍