I grew up in an academic environment where we were constantly assigned to work in groups. And then when I got to college, it was all work on things alone. I totally favor working in groups. You just learn so much faster and also learning is more fun that way.
As a former TEFL teacher I found Japanese kids are very respectful and sometimes painfully shy. It takes a lot to get them to relax and they worry about speaking because they fear making mistakes. You have to get through to them that language is primarily about communication, taking risks is ok and you learn from your mistakes. Once they warm to you they are lovely though.
Tyler Worrell Most Asian students can read and listen to English quite well,but obviously their weakness is speaking (we don't really have any classes about spoken English,lol)
this appeared on my recommendations and i ended up watching the whole thing and wow this actually motivated me with my japanese (currently learning in uni) and with my studies in general. especially that "learning to think" thing. thank you!
Omg that guy did in the middle back did the pen thing where they spin it on their hand. I have only seen it on anime, but it finally happened here in real life!
it wasn't in a class senario but i remember pranking a lot of people at parties that i'm fresh off the boat from korea. I would use my thicc korean accent (in reality i've been speaking english since I was 5 years old). Then next time I meet them on school campus, I would speak perfect fluent english at them. The results are nothing but comedy gold.
One GREAT resource for English language learners as well as prospective ESOL instructors is a piece titled Mark's English Grammar Shortcuts. It will shave months, maybe even years, off of students' study time and put them lightyears ahead of their peers - and it's available in Japanese and English.
I don’t think I’d be able to handle an English class in another country. I always imagine moving to a place like France or Japan, and having to take an English class when I’m already fluent. I take a French class now and the teacher speaks in French 100% of the time and most of the time I’m just like “What did she just say?” I can’t imagine sitting in an English class where people don’t know what he’s saying. Do they think of English class like I think of French? And I hear that English is the hardest language to learn because we have so many rules and basically every rule has 1 or 2 exceptions. We don’t learn English completely until about 8th Grade. By then you don’t need to know the rules really because you know a ton of words.
Try learning Polish. Bezwzględny ... it means "absolute" Szczebrzeszyn, Źdźbło, Następstw, etc... XDDD (Hint: They sound *nothing* like what they look like.)
English is definitely NOT the hardest language. It’s one of the easiest languages to learn btw. I was born in Japan and I had been living there for 11 years (now I’m 18) and later I moved to Slovakia because my mom is from there. And now I speak japanese, slovak, czech, hungarian, english, spanish and a bit germany. Trust me... slovak or hungarian is a LOT harder to learn because we have a lot of declension and 1000 rules and 100 exeptions, grammar is very hard to learn for people who doesn’t speak slavic languages like slovak, polish, croatian, russian or serbian. So I just want to inform you that the english is not the hardest language so far. Have a Nice day.
@@kensugihara it’s easy to learn but hard to master the way I see it, but the issue is the grammatical stuff everyone’s always speaking in slang you just gotta figure it out through experience
I looked at time, it was damn about 4 in the evening. Indian schools are over at 2 or 2:30 in the noon.... Indian College classes gets over by 4:30 to 5:30 in the evening if you are a science student. I think japanese and korean study late until it gets dark, this I m saying after what I have seen in dramas so far.
Hai sir, very nice class students & good learning task. Really interesting. I am also a social science teacher. Now I would like to work as a teaching faculty into the school in Japan. What I do sir ? Is it easy? How your experience, how students,? Sir, wonderful class ☺👍👏👏👏
@@sunflower7874 I know I've done presentations on smart boards before I'm just saying I like this style I mean a smart board is just your computer screen enlarged
ummmmm, actually.... for that last example, well, i cant exactly talk about japanese entrance exams, but i do thinks that the student a will do better. because, in practice, of course, student b will benefit more from it in terms of life experience, but really, if were just talking about grades, student a will get a better grade.... at least, in my school, if you write an essay and have the right structure and arguments and make no mistakes (vocab, grammar), then you actually do get 90+%, but if you take risks, even if the sentence structure and words are more complicated, if you make a mistake, you can get a grade thats a lot lower... trying things is nice, but NOT in exams... you probably just want to keep it safe for those kind of things :( oooooooh, and ur a great teacher by a way ^.^ this class was really interesting :D
#4Improve Your Skills First thing for me never ever losen your Hope And It doesn't matter What you saw Right our wrong but Try. To speak every time With Feel Sad front of your friends & For me How am i speak in English So that is Each day am i findout New word &Mostly What that means In My Own #Like For Example #Yosoko = Hello, Hii #Konichiwa = How are you So Like that Both of You can learn Easily English
how to learn english better? just watch anime in english sub 😂 im serious its help me A LOT and i got A in my last english test because i remembered some of the word that i saw at the sub 😂 it looks kinda dumb but just try your luck lol
Another GREAT resource for learning English is a book titled Mark's English Grammar Shortcuts. It's available in Japanese and English. Can't recommend it highly enough!
That would be North Korea. Anything American such as the language or the education is absolutely forbidden. You could risk death, capital punishment, or be sent to a reeducation camp.
@@Pikachewzz that's interesting, though i don't think that they should show that much "respect", i mean like you can respect in some ways, like thanking, appreciating or etc. but like bowing and applausing is just overkill?
I knew he was an American teacher as soon as he said "Get together, I'll give you three minutes to work on it together."
I knew he was Americna as soon as he said he was American at the very beginning...
I knew he was american the moment he drew " america" on the chalk board. :)
I grew up in an academic environment where we were constantly assigned to work in groups. And then when I got to college, it was all work on things alone. I totally favor working in groups. You just learn so much faster and also learning is more fun that way.
I knew he was American when he said "ok" for the 300th time.
@@pukes6273 it was the exact opposite for me.
I am amaized to see how quiet they are in class!!!
Yeah me too
Really? I thought Japanese people were known for being reserved.
Fusion 669 my class would of been yelling "hello" in the beginning just to seem funny
I'm in high school
As a former TEFL teacher I found Japanese kids are very respectful and sometimes painfully shy. It takes a lot to get them to relax and they worry about speaking because they fear making mistakes. You have to get through to them that language is primarily about communication, taking risks is ok and you learn from your mistakes. Once they warm to you they are lovely though.
Critzlez,
omg you're so lucky!
I may be kind of biased, but I was rooting for the team closest to the camera. : )
Haha
Same
I would have been so nervous to mess up if I was in that group.
I'm guessing this is a more advanced class. Especially since the teacher is teaching in English
Tyler Worrell Most Asian students can read and listen to English quite well,but obviously their weakness is speaking (we don't really have any classes about spoken English,lol)
@@cutecucumber8437 most can read, few can speak or write
This makes so friggin' happy for some reason, I really want to attend school in Japan, it's almost a life goal XD
SAME! Doesn't really help that I'm an anime fan and I sound like a weeb but...this also makes me very happy for some reason.
All students are listening very attentively. They are great learners. Keep learning.
This class is every quiet kid’s dream
I'm actually learning Japanese now at my University, and this video applies a lot to myself. Very interesting indeed! :)
this appeared on my recommendations and i ended up watching the whole thing and wow this actually motivated me with my japanese (currently learning in uni) and with my studies in general. especially that "learning to think" thing. thank you!
lol when i watched that i felt like a student
same ahah
Same lol
Same
Omg that guy did in the middle back did the pen thing where they spin it on their hand. I have only seen it on anime, but it finally happened here in real life!
timestamp??
WTF JUST WHEN I ASKED I SAW IT
I still want the time stamp :(
Then let me help you my friend in need!
26:53 look to the left
thanks lol
Lol if I we're to go to Japan, I would take English and just say I didn't know it and then that would be an easy A :D
Adedestroyer20 I did that with Spanish in America
um how would you understand the instructions of the assignments or the written stories or fill in the blanks or anything in japanese
it wasn't in a class senario but i remember pranking a lot of people at parties that i'm fresh off the boat from korea. I would use my thicc korean accent (in reality i've been speaking english since I was 5 years old). Then next time I meet them on school campus, I would speak perfect fluent english at them. The results are nothing but comedy gold.
You don't "take" english. Because english class is compulsory.
One GREAT resource for English language learners as well as prospective ESOL instructors is a piece titled Mark's English Grammar Shortcuts. It will shave months, maybe even years, off of students' study time and put them lightyears ahead of their peers - and it's available in Japanese and English.
Hello, sir. Thanks warmly for sharing your experiences
I don’t think I’d be able to handle an English class in another country. I always imagine moving to a place like France or Japan, and having to take an English class when I’m already fluent. I take a French class now and the teacher speaks in French 100% of the time and most of the time I’m just like “What did she just say?” I can’t imagine sitting in an English class where people don’t know what he’s saying. Do they think of English class like I think of French?
And I hear that English is the hardest language to learn because we have so many rules and basically every rule has 1 or 2 exceptions. We don’t learn English completely until about 8th Grade. By then you don’t need to know the rules really because you know a ton of words.
They took english before, they can understand him
Try learning Polish.
Bezwzględny ... it means "absolute"
Szczebrzeszyn, Źdźbło, Następstw, etc... XDDD
(Hint: They sound *nothing* like what they look like.)
English is definitely NOT the hardest language. It’s one of the easiest languages to learn btw. I was born in Japan and I had been living there for 11 years (now I’m 18) and later I moved to Slovakia because my mom is from there. And now I speak japanese, slovak, czech, hungarian, english, spanish and a bit germany. Trust me... slovak or hungarian is a LOT harder to learn because we have a lot of declension and 1000 rules and 100 exeptions, grammar is very hard to learn for people who doesn’t speak slavic languages like slovak, polish, croatian, russian or serbian. So I just want to inform you that the english is not the hardest language so far. Have a Nice day.
@@kensugihara it’s easy to learn but hard to master the way I see it, but the issue is the grammatical stuff everyone’s always speaking in slang you just gotta figure it out through experience
@@kensugiharaEnglish is definitely not the easiest language to learn, but you’re right, it’s not the hardest either.
That advice: "have foreign friends to speak English" (or another language) is actually very useful ^^
I always wanted to pull a Rigby and go to an English class somewhere else haha
You did a great job teaching, but very difficult I guess unless your level is high enough.
Teacher: I’m gonna break you into groups
Students: Nani!
This is kjnda cool ngl. In tryna do the opposite and learn japanese but i like seeing a class the other way around
48:43 Do Japanese always clap at the end of a class?
imo, i think its a way to show respect to the teacher.
Honestly just assign them english tv shows to watch.
What an awesome man! It was so great to hear him!
dude they're so quiet its amazing
Two teachers in there. No wonder they are so quiet.
oh
@@andreyserebryakov2231 21:50 the second teacher comes in
Amazing! Very good for strengthening the English speaking language for the Japanese students.
I looked at time, it was damn about 4 in the evening. Indian schools are over at 2 or 2:30 in the noon....
Indian College classes gets over by 4:30 to 5:30 in the evening if you are a science student.
I think japanese and korean study late until it gets dark, this I m saying after what I have seen in dramas so far.
I wish I was Japanese during this time.
Thanks for posting the video. it was very helpful for me
"itaria cool man"
Though, through thorough tough thoughts, they’re there to expand their minds by the thrown knowledge being taught.
Tongue twister
what teaching method is he using here? if anyone could answer i'd be so grateful
I’m also interested
Hai sir, very nice class students & good learning task. Really interesting. I am also a social science teacher. Now I would like to work as a teaching faculty into the school in Japan. What I do sir ? Is it easy?
How your experience, how students,?
Sir, wonderful class ☺👍👏👏👏
Shaun may be an academic but I haven't the faintest idea what he was saying in class
If i went they're i would even fail before walking in the school.
this is soo interesting to watch
what degree do you have English education or English as a second language what will help more in this field?
What does he said on 28:44 & 32:22? In romaji i mean
I m just curious to know that why there is not a smart board, using chalks got far behind of our time though.
True! I just noticed that!
I actually prefer this way but people just rely on technology for everything these days
@@zackwyatt169 Well it makes things easier. We do a lot of presentations on a smart board in school.
@@sunflower7874 I know I've done presentations on smart boards before I'm just saying I like this style I mean a smart board is just your computer screen enlarged
I mean it was in like 2012 and schools now a days are all from like 60s or like 70s
if we were there it would be so ez for us LMAO
ummmmm, actually.... for that last example, well, i cant exactly talk about japanese entrance exams, but i do thinks that the student a will do better. because, in practice, of course, student b will benefit more from it in terms of life experience, but really, if were just talking about grades, student a will get a better grade.... at least, in my school, if you write an essay and have the right structure and arguments and make no mistakes (vocab, grammar), then you actually do get 90+%, but if you take risks, even if the sentence structure and words are more complicated, if you make a mistake, you can get a grade thats a lot lower... trying things is nice, but NOT in exams... you probably just want to keep it safe for those kind of things :(
oooooooh, and ur a great teacher by a way ^.^ this class was really interesting :D
I wish I was in this class.....since I am a quiet guy 😭🤣
Me pregunto si los alumnos estarán entendiendo todo lo que dice el profesor
Probably not in my Spanish class I take a fat guess but I can understand some words and put them into a sentence to decode it
Can they actually all understand what you’re saying? If so they would be at a very very high level :D
im from texas and its hard to speak japanese for me
daminmancejin Haha same
Same I’m learning it
Watching it from India .
I want to study in Japan... T.T
Did you ever study or visited ?, it’s been 7 years
Yeah damn
I will teach here one day
English teacher's in a British school telling us all to be quiet
Then they is just Japanese schools.
Japan, land of technology.... still uses blackboards.
Also this is from 11 years ago
He upload 8 year ago😂😂😂
@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 do they use whiteboards now?
nice video
21:51 Look, it's Herc from The Wire
I from Kazakstan,but I speak on English lesson
Good luck! 👍👍
I'm from South California.
#4Improve Your Skills First thing for me never ever losen your Hope And It doesn't matter What you saw Right our wrong but Try. To speak every time With Feel Sad front of your friends & For me How am i speak in English So that is Each day am i findout New word &Mostly What that means In My Own #Like
For Example
#Yosoko = Hello, Hii
#Konichiwa = How are you So Like that Both of You can learn Easily English
They're so quiet that it's hurts me to watch XD
Chi-town! :D
how to learn english better? just watch anime in english sub 😂 im serious its help me A LOT and i got A in my last english test because i remembered some of the word that i saw at the sub 😂 it looks kinda dumb but just try your luck lol
Hello sir I am from India
otaru.
i thought it was otaku XD
i though the skirt supposed to be super mini xD
i can teach them in my way,the way i learned from 0 to 100 i am sure they will become a brtter learner after that 100% guaranter
Yo he's using a chalkboard
inglish is hard 😫
Is it really I always thought Spanish was way harder for me
The teacher need to give the words definitions and also needs to communicate in Japanese hope it change by now cause this ain’t English class.
同学们真会装，😁
Another GREAT resource for learning English is a book titled Mark's English Grammar Shortcuts. It's available in Japanese and English. Can't recommend it highly enough!
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Kawaii
i thought japanese is forbidden to speak english?
Are you kidding? I can't believe you're serious
Stewart MacKinnon His profile picture kinda gives him away. He's a troll.
lol not really
That would be North Korea. Anything American such as the language or the education is absolutely forbidden. You could risk death, capital punishment, or be sent to a reeducation camp.
why did they apploud at the end?, i felt the cringe crusing through my veins.
@@Pikachewzz that's interesting, though i don't think that they should show that much "respect", i mean like you can respect in some ways, like thanking, appreciating or etc. but like bowing and applausing is just overkill?
@@cemtercanl8125 appluading is now considered cringe, just stop talking bro