Val, I want to thank you for sharing this amazing content. I often use your games in classes and my students love them!!! You're are an amazing teacher and true inspiration!
Hello Teacher Val! My name is Daniyar and I'm from Baku.Your games are very interesting. I explained your game "word ladder" and we liked this . Teacher Nigel and all my team want to say that you're very smart and positive,thanks!
WOW! You have always an ace up your sleeve! 😊 The three games are really useful and great and the song is the icing on the cake! Fantastic! 🎉😊 Take care of you and have a nice weekend! 😊
Hello teacher Val, i played your past games such as "typhoon" .."jeopardy" " How Many" with my student last year and it worked perfectly. This year also i plan to do the same and i'm here today to watch this video to take new games ideas that you shared in this video. Thank you again for these amazing games and advises
Hello, teacher Val. How are you doing? My name is Rasul I am from Baku. Teacher Nigel and our team looked at your games and enjoyed playing them every week. Yours games are easy, interesting and very exciting. Thank you for these games
Amazing Mr.Val, expecting more ESL lessons...i already dive into your 30 ESL playlist❤ your adaptation and reinforcement are really stimulating.....hope you will upload more real time lesson videos 😊
Teacher Val. I'm a teacher of English in Thailand. I'm a Belgian national. I'm wondering how were you able to land a job in China since you're not a native speaker, as the law of China requires? I don't mean to be disrespectful in any way because your pronunciation is flawless and your creativity is of an immense value, I myself visit youf channel for ideas. I'm curious because I would like to teach in China. Maybe I'm missing something... I will appreciate your answer. Once again, thank you for your craetive hard work teacher Val.
Hi Stan! I came to China in 2002 so my story is not a usual one. Yes, it's possible to get a teaching job in China as a non-native speaker, but it might depend on various factors such as your English proficiency, qualifications, teaching experience, and the specific requirements of the school or institution you're applying to. You need to do a little research. If you have more questions, please write to me at valerijusc@hotmail.com
@@Teacher-Val thank you, for your kind answer. I will for sure research more. Other than that I've heard it's possible to find a job in more rural areas of China, even if you're not a native. Although the salary will be much lower and the police can still chase after you. My English proficiency level is around C1-C2. Although speaking is still not as fluent as it should be. So there is still a lot of room for improvement. I'm trying to talk more to native speakers.
@@stanfarshtei1291 Your information is outdated. Many non-native ESL teachers work in first-tier cities in China. Again, your employment depends on many factors, such as your qualifications, English proficiency, and teaching experience. The police will "chase after you" only if you do something illegally. 😉
@@Teacher-Val I read somewhere that one must either have: one of the following nationalities - USA, GB, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New-Zealand or South-Africa, or have studied at a university in one of those countries for at least 3 years and have attained a bachelor's diploma in English language and/or literature, in order to teach English in China. Otherwise you're not legally allowed to teach English. Every Facebook group I follow for English teachers in China is full of vacancies for native speakers. Maybe I'm not looking in the right places, teacher Val? I've heard about a lot of illegal employment though, although with the risk of deportation. I'm staying in Thailand currently, and am not a qualified teacher. International schools in Thailand pay decent salaries. But those schools hire only qualified teachers and mostly natives only. Since I'm not a native speaker nor am I a qualified teacher all I can count on is a position in a decent private school at most or a position in a public school. I would love to relocate to China as I'm trying to constantly develop and improve in terms of my teaching skills and overall proficiency in the English language. Currently my CEFR level is around C1-C2. But, I still struggle to speak as a native. I have subscribed to the ENGin platform, a website where you get paired with a native speaker and can talk for an hour every week for 6 months. I also have a friend from Australia who is willing to work with me on the improvement of my English speaking skill. Anyway, sorry for such a long answer. Thank you for everything you do, teacher Val!!
@@Teacher-Val Of curse, I try to apply some productive and more communicative activities for example role plays, listen and draw or do during classroom medium and young learners like them. But sometimes I cannot find enought activity for out of class and also English is a foreign language in my country so learners cannot make enough language practice with naurel way. Thank you
Val, I want to thank you for sharing this amazing content. I often use your games in classes and my students love them!!! You're are an amazing teacher and true inspiration!
Thank you very much! I appreciate you saying that! 🌹
Great video! I like the song about Teacher Val. Very relaxing tune and a great game for all students!
Thanks, Matt! The song serves a purpose in the game and asks people to do the right thing - subscribe to my channel. Haha. 😂😂😂
How lovely... thanks much Teacher Val
You are so welcome!
Again, thank you!
Great song you've created. Bravo, Val
It wasn't me. It was AI generated. 😂😂😂
song is really amazinggg!!!
Haha! Happy you liked it! 😉
i feel so lucky to find your channel. Thanks teacher Val
Thank you very much! 🌹I feel lucky to have you here! ❤
Hello Teacher Val! My name is Daniyar and I'm from Baku.Your games are very interesting. I explained your game "word ladder" and we liked this . Teacher Nigel and all my team want to say that you're very smart and positive,thanks!
Thanks, Val. Gonna be using this Saturday to encourage my students
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WOW! You have always an ace up your sleeve! 😊 The three games are really useful and great and the song is the icing on the cake! Fantastic! 🎉😊
Take care of you and have a nice weekend! 😊
Thank you so much, Sabrina! 😊 You always find something nice to say to me. Happy you loved it! Have a fantastic weekend, too! 🌹❤
Great teacher 👏.
Not really, but thank you for saying that, Jamal! 🙏
Hello teacher Val, i played your past games such as "typhoon" .."jeopardy" " How Many" with my student last year and it worked perfectly. This year also i plan to do the same and i'm here today to watch this video to take new games ideas that you shared in this video. Thank you again for these amazing games and advises
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing! Hope your students love these games! 😉
@@Teacher-Val Anytime teacher. Yes they do love it so much
Hello, teacher Val.
How are you doing? My name is Rasul
I am from Baku.
Teacher Nigel and our team
looked at your games
and enjoyed playing
them every week. Yours
games are easy, interesting and
very exciting. Thank you for these games
Thanks for the idea, teacher Val.❤
You are welcome! Glad it was helpful! 😉
Do not give up. Keep going
Will do! Thanks!
Amazing Mr.Val, expecting more ESL lessons...i already dive into your 30 ESL playlist❤ your adaptation and reinforcement are really stimulating.....hope you will upload more real time lesson videos 😊
Thanks for watching! 👍
Your videos are all very good. Thank you so much. I can use them in my training and classes.
Wonderful! Glad you enjoyed them! 🌹
It' so superb! Thank you a lot teacher Val
Glad you like it! Thanks! 😉
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beautiful song
Thank you! Glad you liked it! :))
Really lovely❤
Thank you, Alina! 🌹
Thank you❤
My pleasure! 🌹
I have been applying your skills
That's great to hear! Thanks! 👍
Very Nice Val Sir.
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Many many thanks! 🙏
Teacher Val. I'm a teacher of English in Thailand. I'm a Belgian national. I'm wondering how were you able to land a job in China since you're not a native speaker, as the law of China requires?
I don't mean to be disrespectful in any way because your pronunciation is flawless and your creativity is of an immense value, I myself visit youf channel for ideas.
I'm curious because I would like to teach in China. Maybe I'm missing something... I will appreciate your answer.
Once again, thank you for your craetive hard work teacher Val.
Hi Stan! I came to China in 2002 so my story is not a usual one. Yes, it's possible to get a teaching job in China as a non-native speaker, but it might depend on various factors such as your English proficiency, qualifications, teaching experience, and the specific requirements of the school or institution you're applying to. You need to do a little research. If you have more questions, please write to me at valerijusc@hotmail.com
@@Teacher-Val thank you, for your kind answer. I will for sure research more.
Other than that I've heard it's possible to find a job in more rural areas of China, even if you're not a native. Although the salary will be much lower and the police can still chase after you.
My English proficiency level is around C1-C2. Although speaking is still not as fluent as it should be. So there is still a lot of room for improvement. I'm trying to talk more to native speakers.
@@stanfarshtei1291 Your information is outdated. Many non-native ESL teachers work in first-tier cities in China. Again, your employment depends on many factors, such as your qualifications, English proficiency, and teaching experience. The police will "chase after you" only if you do something illegally. 😉
@@Teacher-Val I read somewhere that one must either have: one of the following nationalities - USA, GB, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New-Zealand or South-Africa, or have studied at a university in one of those countries for at least 3 years and have attained a bachelor's diploma in English language and/or literature, in order to teach English in China. Otherwise you're not legally allowed to teach English. Every Facebook group I follow for English teachers in China is full of vacancies for native speakers. Maybe I'm not looking in the right places, teacher Val? I've heard about a lot of illegal employment though, although with the risk of deportation. I'm staying in Thailand currently, and am not a qualified teacher. International schools in Thailand pay decent salaries. But those schools hire only qualified teachers and mostly natives only. Since I'm not a native speaker nor am I a qualified teacher all I can count on is a position in a decent private school at most or a position in a public school.
I would love to relocate to China as I'm trying to constantly develop and improve in terms of my teaching skills and overall proficiency in the English language. Currently my CEFR level is around C1-C2. But, I still struggle to speak as a native. I have subscribed to the ENGin platform, a website where you get paired with a native speaker and can talk for an hour every week for 6 months. I also have a friend from Australia who is willing to work with me on the improvement of my English speaking skill. Anyway, sorry for such a long answer. Thank you for everything you do, teacher Val!!
Teacher Val
May u kindly make a video of suggesting games for literature lesson?
Noted. Will do!
@@Teacher-Val forever grateful Mr. Val
My regards from Egypt
I enjoyed the AI song Teacher Val. HAHA
Thanks! I did too! Haha. 😂😂
Thank you teacher Val , could you give some free and productive activity examples for the young learners, thanks
Hi Ayse! Can you be a little bit more specific, please? 🙏
@@Teacher-Val Of curse, I try to apply some productive and more communicative activities for example role plays, listen and draw or do during classroom medium and young learners like them. But sometimes I cannot find enought activity for out of class and also English is a foreign language in my country so learners cannot make enough language practice with naurel way. Thank you
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Amazing song. Was it made by AI ?
Yes. 😂😂😂
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Where can I find this song? Please help me
This song was made with AI. :)
Where are you from val
Lithuania