If you've heard the term 'functional language' and you're not sure what it is, this video will help! If you like this, there are lots of other useful videos on www.elt-traini...
FL "is about what the language does". I've been teaching for years but I've never thought that it could be easy to describe Functional Language so precisely. Thank you so much, Jo! You're an excellent teacher trainer!))
Ma’am, I discovered your channel this past July when I was taking the CELTA course. Ever since, I’m a regular visitor. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
Same here. I started my course in the month of July and completed in September. I have been hunting for teaching jobs in my country and abroad since then. The market is not favorable at the moment.
Hello, Jo. The areas of “function and form” have always been a mystery to me and when I took my CELTA back in 2013, I failed my language analysis. With your videos, I know I have a stronger chance of passing this second time around. Please keep the videos coming and thanks again.
Hi Jo, I found your channel while I was doing me CELTA - I was looking for videos on how to teach functional language and watching this video was so much easier than it is in any books. I've already subscribed to your channel, and I think I'll be learning a lot more, and I'll be a regular visitor. Thank you for being so kind to share your vast experience with so many of us xxx.
Hello Jo, Hellen from South Thames College London recommended me your channel. My Celta training is starting in two weeks time. I would have to say I thought I knew how to teach! You have literally blown my mind! Thanks for your job! 🌺🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Ah Anna- thanks so much! If you like this, you’re going to love doing celta! There are lots of other resources on my site that will also be helpful- check them out!
Do the phrases that are typically used for odering a meal or giving directions fit the category of functional language? Or they are more of colloquial language?
Yes- I'd call this functional language. Colloquial language usually means informal use and functional language can be formal or informal. For example, 'How do you do?' is very formal but it's a functional exponent of introduction
FL "is about what the language does".
I've been teaching for years but I've never thought that it could be easy to describe Functional Language so precisely.
Thank you so much, Jo! You're an excellent teacher trainer!))
Ma’am, I discovered your channel this past July when I was taking the CELTA course. Ever since, I’m a regular visitor. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
Same here. I started my course in the month of July and completed in September. I have been hunting for teaching jobs in my country and abroad since then. The market is not favorable at the moment.
Jo, your videos are the best! I miss you and your classes a lot!
Nice to hear from you- hope you’re doing well
Hello, Jo. The areas of “function and form” have always been a mystery to me and when I took my CELTA back in 2013, I failed my language analysis.
With your videos, I know I have a stronger chance of passing this second time around. Please keep the videos coming and thanks again.
That’s great! Have you looked at my courses online? They should help😀
Hi Jo, I found your channel while I was doing me CELTA - I was looking for videos on how to teach functional language and watching this video was so much easier than it is in any books. I've already subscribed to your channel, and I think I'll be learning a lot more, and I'll be a regular visitor. Thank you for being so kind to share your vast experience with so many of us xxx.
That’s great!
Hello Jo, Hellen from South Thames College London recommended me your channel. My Celta training is starting in two weeks time. I would have to say I thought I knew how to teach! You have literally blown my mind! Thanks for your job! 🌺🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Ah Anna- thanks so much! If you like this, you’re going to love doing celta! There are lots of other resources on my site that will also be helpful- check them out!
Hi dear Jo, you are the best, I miss the celta course with you
It was a great course!
thank you for the video :)
Do the phrases that are typically used for odering a meal or giving directions fit the category of functional language? Or they are more of colloquial language?
Yes- I'd call this functional language. Colloquial language usually means informal use and functional language can be formal or informal. For example, 'How do you do?' is very formal but it's a functional exponent of introduction
@@elttraining Thanks for clarifying!
Awesome!
Would you generally teach one function per context or a range of functions appropriate to a context?
Usually people teach some different exponents with the same function in the same context- does that make sense?
@@elttraining yes, thanks
Thanks a million
By 'meaning', in this case, I think 'intent' would be more precise a word.
As fab as ever!
Didnt pass Celta Because of my Assigments 🤧🤧🤧, I was the best at teaching in my class ,but the wotst In wrting Assigmenta .
All of them got not passed 😢 or resubmit?
when u whispered "it doesn't have to be true" u looked sooooo atractive
You have an interesting family name.