Teach ESL One to One Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
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How to teach a one to one ESL Lesson? That's what I'm talking about in this video. I'll draw on my own experience as well as best practices, methodology, techniques and indeed approaches. Have you taught one to one lessons? How does my approach compare to yours?
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Starting off.
1:17 - A way that will almost always work
2:40 - What you need for a 1-hour lesson
3:07 - Actually teaching the one-to-one lesson
4:52 - Making the most of what the learner says
6:17 - A Whole lesson from no prep
7:27 - Wrapping up the lesson naturally
8:43 - Do you need help with CELTA? C2 Proficiency? C1 Advanced? or IELTS?
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This is what is known as "unplugged teaching" which is a great thing to know how to do!! Good video, you have given me some ideas for future lessons!
With writing down notes during the lessons, do you write the wrong word the student says and on the other side of the mini table you put the correct word? Or do you write down the wrong word and then make a sentence with that word missing and then get them to self correct?
Great question. Generally, I try to write the word/grammar/pron error down quickly. I also try to write it in a short phrase to help me remember the context within which they said it. Then later on when it's time for error correction I try to help the student to self correct. Thanks for the question.
Are you currently teaching 1-2-1? Which part of the world are you teaching in?
I do! I am currently teaching in Poland. I tried the error correction method shown in the vid and it was helpful to my students. Thanks@@FergusFadden
I'm really happy to hear that! And please let us know how your future teaching goes if you are able to apply any other methods or techniques from this channel! Wishing you all the best with your teaching.
@@stuartallen3064 Fantastic - alot of my friends, colleagues and mentors are from Poland! In fact I have a few videos on this channel with a great Polish friend and colleague, Bartek where he talks through alot interesting approaches and methods. I hope you find those helpful as well!