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I've learned so much by watching your videos ! especially this one ! I'm a french italki tutor since last august and watching the "structure" of your lessons help me a lot thank you
I finished watching this 57 minutes long video,thank you for sharing all this,i think this will help me better prepare for my first trial lesson on preply
Hi Ryan, how's going? Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I'm an English and Portuguese italki tutor and your videos are helping me a lot. You really inspire me 👏👏
Hi Ryan, can you recommend any resources for learning Canadian English terms? I had a student who inquired about this, but I would prefer to give her a video to watch since I'm not located in US. I'm curious if it is much different than English in the US.
Hey Amber! Great question. Honestly, I don’t place much attention on it in class, aside from spelling differences. Check out this one: www.google.ca/amp/s/getproofed.com/writing-tips/american-english-vs-canadian-english-spelling-differences/amp/ For Canadian vocabulary and culture, I refer them to Narcity magazine: www.narcity.com Hope that helps! 🇨🇦 😃
Hi Ryan wanted to ask your advice on what apps could be use to add subtitles to your introductionn video for becoming a community tutor I am recording from my mobile.. Looking forward to your response thanks 🙌
Hey Ann-Miranlia! Great question. Sadly, I don’t know. 🤷♂️ Once upon a time I used to use Kapwing, but I’m not sure how useful / accessible it is nowadays. Let me know if you find a good app out there for this. 😊
I really appreciate your help, Ryan! I've learned a lot with this video! I have a question about teaching and I'd like to ask for your point of view: should the teacher speak in the native language of their student (if they can do it)? When is it good? When is it bad?
Hey Pedro - happy to help. That's a brilliant question. I'd say that using the L1 could be a great resource so long as you receive permission from the student in advance. Be sure to give your students ample opportunity to try to communicate in the target language, but the L1 is never shunned nor shamed, at least not in my classes. I'll chat more about this in the future. 😁
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Excellent tutor, he handled the class very well and most important he was very friendly and made the student feel at ease.
I've learned so much by watching your videos ! especially this one !
I'm a french italki tutor since last august and watching the "structure" of your lessons help me a lot
thank you
Hiya Rosalye!
Happy days. Glad to help. Thanks for the feedback. 😃
Same here 🌄🏕️😊 thanks Ryan!!
She is so sweet! 😊 Thanks a lot for sharing this lesson.
I KNOW! So nice. You're welcome. 😃
I finished watching this 57 minutes long video,thank you for sharing all this,i think this will help me better prepare for my first trial lesson on preply
Hello and welcome! 👋
My pleasure, thanks for watching. Best of luck with your trial lesson - let me know how it goes! 🤞
She is so sweet and your lesson was really well-put.
Thanks Roberto! Yes, she was great to chat with; a dream-come-true for any teacher. 😊
I'll have to give a trial lesson literally tomorrow and this video really helped me a lot!! Thank you, Teacher Ryan! 😁
Ive learned a lit from this video.. Ill be able to turn all my trials into actual classes now... Thank you very much.
My pleasure Tshepile!
This is Great Ryan keep up the excellent work, We appreciate your work👏👏😀
Cheers Ncebakazi. Right back at ya! 😁
Thanks for sharing this Ryan!!!!! 🌄🌄🌄🌄🏕️🏕️🏕️💐💐💐💐💐😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉😃😃😃😃😃😃
Wow! Thanks for sharing this with us. You always help me a lot!
Hey Samantha!
Happy to help. 😃
Awesome video!
you have a similar Teaching style to me Ryan. I found the video usefull. I also use canva for everything
Hey Frazer!
Awesome! Happy to help. 😃
Hi Ryan, how's going? Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I'm an English and Portuguese italki tutor and your videos are helping me a lot. You really inspire me 👏👏
Hey Gilcimar!
Thanks for sharing the love. I appreciate the support. Best of luck to you! 🤙🏻😁
Can you download more videos like this?
Surely!
Hi Ryan, can you recommend any resources for learning Canadian English terms? I had a student who inquired about this, but I would prefer to give her a video to watch since I'm not located in US. I'm curious if it is much different than English in the US.
Hey Amber!
Great question. Honestly, I don’t place much attention on it in class, aside from spelling differences. Check out this one: www.google.ca/amp/s/getproofed.com/writing-tips/american-english-vs-canadian-english-spelling-differences/amp/
For Canadian vocabulary and culture, I refer them to Narcity magazine: www.narcity.com
Hope that helps! 🇨🇦 😃
Hi Ryan wanted to ask your advice on what apps could be use to add subtitles to your introductionn video for becoming a community tutor I am recording from my mobile.. Looking forward to your response thanks 🙌
Hey Ann-Miranlia!
Great question. Sadly, I don’t know. 🤷♂️
Once upon a time I used to use Kapwing, but I’m not sure how useful / accessible it is nowadays. Let me know if you find a good app out there for this. 😊
I think there are plenty or video editing free apps/progrrammes. 👌I'm using power direct, but you might find something like video cut.
Ryan...could you please 🥺 show us a trial for beginners? It will be really really really helpful 🥺📚💐🏕️🌄
Hey Nicté!
Nice to hear from ya! Absolutely, I just don’t have too many beginner level students. But yes, I’ll be sure to make that video ASAP! 😃
@@EnglishTeacherRyan Thanks Ryan 😊🎉
I really appreciate your help, Ryan! I've learned a lot with this video! I have a question about teaching and I'd like to ask for your point of view: should the teacher speak in the native language of their student (if they can do it)? When is it good? When is it bad?
Hey Pedro - happy to help. That's a brilliant question. I'd say that using the L1 could be a great resource so long as you receive permission from the student in advance. Be sure to give your students ample opportunity to try to communicate in the target language, but the L1 is never shunned nor shamed, at least not in my classes. I'll chat more about this in the future. 😁