You are really a great master. I met you in Guayaquil. I really love learning English with your help :) Especially with your "How to Teach English" Book
I don't mean to be heretical, to quote Jeremy, but apart from getting the students to speak with each other and with the teacher, what is it exactly that they learnt from each of the lessons he presents. I personally don't feel i'm giving students their money's worth unless I give them something that's more tangible. Yes, they're bound to have picked up some useful vocabulary, but how much do students learn from each other unless guided a bit more closely?
You are really a great master. I met you in Guayaquil. I really love learning English with your help :) Especially with your "How to Teach English" Book
That is exactly why I like Jeremy
A great Educationalist! Hope I will attend some of your sessions:) Till then, I am content with viewing them on youtube!
MASTER!!!... that's what he is...
Jeremy's successful methods make noise everywhere in the world
wish sound was better
I don't mean to be heretical, to quote Jeremy, but apart from getting the students to speak with each other and with the teacher, what is it exactly that they learnt from each of the lessons he presents. I personally don't feel i'm giving students their money's worth unless I give them something that's more tangible. Yes, they're bound to have picked up some useful vocabulary, but how much do students learn from each other unless guided a bit more closely?
An informed and impassioned rant, but a rant nonetheless.
The word "rant" has rather negative connotations for this speech, don't you think?
:)