Your explanation is very clear and organized..The lesson is full of activity and simple steps that fill the time and give pleasure and information..Thank you!!
Thank you very much! I'm training myself to become an ESL teacher and I'm grateful I found this video, very helpful! One thing I found weird was that you called it rock scissor paper and not the rock paper scissors that I grew up with. Just thought I would comment and share, thanks again!
Hi Earl! Yes, by now I've forgotten what the original is. You see, in South Korea they Rock Scissors Paper and since I've been here a few years I've totally mixed them up. :D
@EtacudeEnglishTeachers, Thank you, I have been teaching ESL for 12 years and to this day, I STILL get nervous about demo lessons! Sometimes it's "What material is appropriate for this level/age group?", while other times it's finding a fun and memorable game/activity to do. However, I'm beginning to venture into demo classes for adults, so it's more challenging finding age appropriate activities that aren't just "head shoulders knees and toes". It would be awesome if you could do a video for activities geared towards adult ESL students.
Thanks mate. Don't mind negative comments (though I only saw one lol). Great tips. I already have my background set up... Just need to record my demo and apply everywhere.
Thank you so much. I have an interview soon, and I will be presenting the first conditional. My main example will be: If I pass the interview, I will get a teaching job. Do you think this context is good or should I change it?
Happy to help Habiyev! Actually I wasn't familiar with the Callan method until you mentioned it. After looking it up I understand that many of the practices we naturally use in the classroom might already be used in different variations. The Callan method looks very useful to quickly get students to learn English.
I don't agree with using the Mother tongue or the Korean language if it is their first language. It is also better to say 'in the cinema' than 'at the cinema'. Helpful for beginners. Thanks.
Thanks so much for video. I appreciate the useful tips. Any useful ways to provide student feedback in a demo lesson? With who was your interview if you don't mind me asking.
Hi Theresa, good questions. Since the interview is meant for a single or group of interviewers, you most likely will be doing the interview with them. I would actually add student feedback during the lesson, even if it is fake feedback it will demonstrate your ability to help learners during a real class. So act as if a student made a mistake and give them immediate feedback even if you don't have a student. You can also give "student feedback" at the end of the lesson to solidify what you taught. I hope you understand what I mean. :) The interview was for a winter English camp.
@@etacude Thank you. I think I will do feedback during the lesson. That actually seems like the more appealing option. I might also have to conduct a lesson about the cinema. I'm just confused as to how to pitch this topic on an intermediate and upper level. There seems to be varying options about what is suitable for upper and intermediate English teaching. I really don't want my lesson to come across as too simple. Any advice? Sorry to ask. I'm just extremely nervous. It will be my first interview for online teaching.
That was awesomely presented . Thank U I'm a new follower from Yemen . You are making it sound sooo easy . If you don't mind Can you send me the two pages you're presenting the activity from . Page 5 and the other one , please , as soon as you see my message .
Im the IT teacher but not enough kids signed up so they want me to teach ESL now.....OK thanks im stealing this,,,,but we call it 'the movies" here .....no one calls it the cinema in Texas,,lol
you are doing great work, but you can engage more people by making a bit short videos though,you donnt have to compromise o the content , however you can speak a bit faster . Keep it up
It is very tiring. Most teacher at academies have almost nonstop classes for a couple of hours straight. Public schools can be easier, it's around 22-30 teaching hours per week that you're on your feet and the rest of the time you're lesson planning.
seems very wordy and confused at points. At one point you ask them to write (or maybe) draw something, and you do it twice- its not clear if they are writing or drawing
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Your explanation is very clear and organized..The lesson is full of activity and simple steps that fill the time and give pleasure and information..Thank you!!
Thank you so much for watching and your kind words, Mahmouda! 🙏
I'm gonna have my first demo lesson tomorrow and watching your videos gave me much more energy and confidence to perform. Thank you so much
Hi Amirhossein, sorry for my late response. How did things go with the Demo? Have a super 2022 and remember to watch the Sunday Live Chat if you can.
Nice 1. The only one on my search that shows a video for a demo without stidents
Thank you for watching, Morejoy! 😊
I'll make some more demo videos in the future!
nice work Eric .We're waiting for more demo lessons. you gave me appetite to teach english differently👏👏
Hi Fatima!
I'll do my best to share more useful videos in the future. :D
Thank you very much!
I'm training myself to become an ESL teacher and I'm grateful I found this video, very helpful!
One thing I found weird was that you called it rock scissor paper and not the rock paper scissors that I grew up with.
Just thought I would comment and share, thanks again!
Hi Earl! Yes, by now I've forgotten what the original is. You see, in South Korea they Rock Scissors Paper and since I've been here a few years I've totally mixed them up. :D
@@etacude lol
@EtacudeEnglishTeachers, Thank you, I have been teaching ESL for 12 years and to this day, I STILL get nervous about demo lessons! Sometimes it's "What material is appropriate for this level/age group?", while other times it's finding a fun and memorable game/activity to do. However, I'm beginning to venture into demo classes for adults, so it's more challenging finding age appropriate activities that aren't just "head shoulders knees and toes". It would be awesome if you could do a video for activities geared towards adult ESL students.
Hi!
Thank you for your kind comment!
Here is a video I did on activities for adults. I hope it helps :)
th-cam.com/video/XPwU0ajVUc4/w-d-xo.html
@@etacude please demo for young learners.
This is so helpful prepping for my first demo lesson, thank you!
Happy to hear that, Jason! 😊
Good luck! 👍
You are a great English teacher.
Thank you for the kind compliment! Learn to share! 😊
Really, thank you. I have an online demo today and I use your tips in this video. Thank you a lot. ❤
Thank you for your kind words! 😊
I'll try to make more useful content in the future! 🙏
That's why I love your channel my dear Eric! It's so useful! Thanks for all your hard work! 😘😘😘
Thank you so much for your kind support, Foquito! 😊 🥰 I really appreciate it!
Thanks for the upload! This is great content.
Thanks mate. Don't mind negative comments (though I only saw one lol). Great tips. I already have my background set up... Just need to record my demo and apply everywhere.
Good luck Mechiel and thank you for your kind comment! 😊
Thank you very much. This has been an informative video. I found some very good points to work on.
You're welcome Saknik Basak!
I still kind of botched my demo lesson. Is there any way to connect to have a discussion regarding some queries I have? Thanks
Good to see how we all teach differently 👍
This is what, 3 or 4 years ago? There was a huge need for an example, today I'll do it differently. As we all learn and progress.
that is what i was looking for, you are simply awesome
Thank you Dr Sleep and welcome!
Such a helpful video. I got so many useful tips from your video. Thnx for the beneficial video. 🙏🙏
Thank you for your kind words Tay! I hope to make some more useful content in the future. ^^
When I've been told 따라해, I laughed, really! I'm looking through mock teaching/demo lesson videos and this helps me a lot. Thanks.
Haha! Really happy to share!
I use some simple Korean phrases with my students that they enjoy.
ㅋㅋ...따라해~~ - bursted into laughter.
I'm looking for ESL demo for one student only.but all your demo is for a bunch of students..although i like the way you emphasized it.
I'm busy making a video for teachinf 1 on 1. Hopefully it will have some ideas.
Whoa, your Korean made me pause for a moment. You must have some Korean students! Thanks for the great tips for demo lessons. Helps a lot 👍🏻
Happy to help, Leah! 😁
I hope it's useful!
Thank you so much for this useful video!!!
So happy if it helps Hana 😊
Thank you so much.
I have an interview soon, and I will be presenting the first conditional.
My main example will be:
If I pass the interview, I will get a teaching job.
Do you think this context is good or should I change it?
Professional as usual 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! 🙏
Could you do a special episode to speak about the Practice Activities
Controlled , semi controlled , Freer 💗
Very helpful! Thank you! What age group was this demo lesson made for?
Hi! If I remember correctly, it was supposed to be for 12 year olds.
@@etacude Okay great, thank you! 🙏
Should you wear a headset when doing your demo interview? Thank you.
If it improves your sound quality, yes. 😁
It is really useful. Thank you so much. By the way, It looks like Callan method.
Happy to help Habiyev! Actually I wasn't familiar with the Callan method until you mentioned it. After looking it up I understand that many of the practices we naturally use in the classroom might already be used in different variations.
The Callan method looks very useful to quickly get students to learn English.
I’m about to start teaching for the first time. Can I use cartoon pictures like you did in here, to teach all ages?
Sure. Whatever it takes for students to understand.
@@etacude thanks mate. Your videos are giving me the confidence I’m desperately seeking haha
Good day Sir, may I know the main topic of your lesson? Thank you
What level are your imaginery students?
Great lesson.
Wow! Thank u very much sir!
Love it
Thank you, Lypov! 🙏
Please go on with more techniques and ideas to teach Esl classes.from Morocco .Thank you .
Thank you la ch, will do.
Thank you
Thank you for watching!
That smile on ur face tho during the de...oh wait..
It was great fun Omario!
@@etacude Just Horsin` around with ya~ keep it up :)
@@omario2069 Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much
That was so beneficial
:)
I hope it helps with your lessons, Elia! 😊🙏
Thanks
you are amazing! btw what motivates you to do what you do?
Passion for teaching and education for myself and learners!
@@etacude true "education for myself". it is also about self improvement!
I don't agree with using the Mother tongue or the Korean language if it is their first language. It is also better to say 'in the cinema' than 'at the cinema'. Helpful for beginners. Thanks.
Your video is very helpful. Thank you.
You're welcome Martha Tlale
Thanks so much for video. I appreciate the useful tips. Any useful ways to provide student feedback in a demo lesson?
With who was your interview if you don't mind me asking.
Hi Theresa, good questions. Since the interview is meant for a single or group of interviewers, you most likely will be doing the interview with them. I would actually add student feedback during the lesson, even if it is fake feedback it will demonstrate your ability to help learners during a real class. So act as if a student made a mistake and give them immediate feedback even if you don't have a student. You can also give "student feedback" at the end of the lesson to solidify what you taught. I hope you understand what I mean. :)
The interview was for a winter English camp.
@@etacude Thank you. I think I will do feedback during the lesson. That actually seems like the more appealing option. I might also have to conduct a lesson about the cinema. I'm just confused as to how to pitch this topic on an intermediate and upper level. There seems to be varying options about what is suitable for upper and intermediate English teaching. I really don't want my lesson to come across as too simple. Any advice? Sorry to ask. I'm just extremely nervous. It will be my first interview for online teaching.
Thank yoy so much!!
That was awesomely presented .
Thank U
I'm a new follower from Yemen .
You are making it sound sooo easy .
If you don't mind
Can you send me the two pages you're presenting the activity from .
Page 5 and the other one , please , as soon as you see my message .
Im the IT teacher but not enough kids signed up so they want me to teach ESL now.....OK thanks im stealing this,,,,but we call it 'the movies" here .....no one calls it the cinema in Texas,,lol
Haha - I'll keep that in mind! Thank you for commenting! 👍
thank you!
You're welcome Mariette!
Interested to know what age group and level of experience this demo would have been useful for?
A belated thank you for watching! 10 - 12 in South Korea if I remember correctly, that is an old video.
you are doing great work, but you can engage more people by making a bit short videos though,you donnt have to compromise o the content , however you can speak a bit faster . Keep it up
Thanks for the suggestions ,Mehtab! 😀
I'll do my best. 👍
Great video! Which Age group and english level was this for?
This was for high beginner so I spoke slowly and kept it simple. 😃
@@etacude What would constitute a higher beginner for kids that have been learning esl since kindergarten?
I find it very helpful ...thanks🥰
Very happy if it's useful! 😊 Thank you for watching Glenda! 🙏
@@etacude
it's my pleasure....because I can steal your demo lessons haha🤣
and I thank you for that❤️
How about the rest 16%?
Shouldn't it be "Do you have any chocolate?"
It should. :)
It was quite stressful recording while doing an interview.
Best ever
Thank you for your kind support, Asmad! 😊 🙏
Hello, what was your objetive?
Lesson objective or objective of the video? 😃 I guess my objective was to show how I would do a demo lesson.
@@etacude i meant your lesson objective for the students.The demo was an example right?
@@anyahmelvis1543 Right. I can't remember exactly right now. I'll have to watch the video again first. 😅
Hi, Is he answer your questions?
Good job in English continue
Thank you for watching, that one is about dated.
Honestly I didn't understand his last game? ,What do you have' ->'I have a... '
and he taught "go to the cinema "
I think I might have made a mistake there or presented the lesson in a different way. 😆
You are so muchos hired
Thank you Jin Xing!
Its good for a boring teacher like me... teaching history & d students want to sleep...a few minutes later...
As long as the teacher doesn't want to sleep, it's all good. 😊
@@etacude thank you sir! As long your saying great things I feel great!
Thanks for your demo lesson.Excellent presentation 😅. Tell me pls What country are you from.? ❤ Russia.😊
How difficult it is for a physically challenged person to be an ESL teacher?
It is very tiring. Most teacher at academies have almost nonstop classes for a couple of hours straight. Public schools can be easier, it's around 22-30 teaching hours per week that you're on your feet and the rest of the time you're lesson planning.
@@etacude
Thanks a bunch.. :)
seems very wordy and confused at points. At one point you ask them to write (or maybe) draw something, and you do it twice- its not clear if they are writing or drawing
If you are a teacher you should know your grammar. Do you have some is incorrect. It should be do you have any.
Teachers make mistakes, and in the moment, I was recording myself as well doing the demo class. So it happens 😄
In my opinion, interviewrs shouldn't put people through this. It is sadistic... but what are you going to do? Kiss their ass I guess.
Lol! Actually, being forced out of your comfort zone is essential for personal growth. It lets the real teachers step forward. Best of luck.
Wtf is this lol
Boring
Thanks for watching Alice P Byrne!