Exactly, yes! It's much better to spend more time with students than just preparing lessons, but having very little experience, I just teach how to convert it into the "20% of efforts give 80% of results" scheme)))
I looove your channel. In one of your first video's you showed us 'The secret door' and I am seeing results with my students since including that in my lessons. You really were born to teach. Thank you for all the great content.
I admire you,Mary!You are amazing!! ❤You are the source of energy and positivity!!!And you are a fantastic teacher!!!!I regularly watch your channel and always find interesting ideas for my lessons.Thank you for your work!!!🙏🌹
This is great and very helpful. I wish there were more teachers like you to guide new teachers like me. please please please do more of this lesson planning examples for different levels.
@@justteachmethod Dear Marry.I am at the beginning of my online teaching career, and I find lesson planning the most difficult part of it(for example I don't know how much new grammar should I put in a lesson or how much reading or how to give home work based on the lesson). is there a book or any resource that you suggest that would help me with this? or did teachers like you just developed this skill through experience?
Oh, that's an interesting comment, it is true that it's super hard for me to find the right volumen for the music, it takes me nothing to edit the video and ages to edit the music! Never know when it's ok as it sounds different on my different devices ahahhaha thank you, I'll pay more attention to it
Nice video!. I'm trying to go deeper into lesson planning and design, since in my TESOL training, the information was too short. I think you said something about warmers and coolers into a lesson, but that sounds to me more like fitness exercise schema, so how do you land this concepts while making a lesson?. Thanks!.
Haha yes, actually every time I tell my students we will start with a warm-up, they ask me if they need to run around the room or something similar lol But it is a very common term in the ESL industry and you can literally write "warm-up" in your lesson plan (if you ever need to write one). I use them as a way to get students into the English mood and make them disconnect from their personal problems (as students sometimes come to the lesson feeling stressed etc).. I would recommend you to watch this video th-cam.com/video/Urf3J8N6S8U/w-d-xo.html and to follow me on Instagram (@teacher_littlemary), where I explain different ESL terms :) Thanks for commenting
Thank you for the support, I'm glad to hear you found the video useful ❤️ I use Google slides for my materials and Zoom for sharing my screen with students 😊
I need your opinion... next school year I will have in the same classroom students from level A1 to C1 and it will me my first time teaching to a mixed class, you do suggest to speak only in English? My school is in Mexico, so I'm the ESL teacher, thank you so much for all your help with your videos!
Hi Maria, thank you for your support ❤️ yes, I do suggest you to speak in English only. Living in a non-native English speaking country, you will probably be their only "contact" with English, so I think it would be even a bit unfair if you didn't use your time to speak to them in the target language ❤️ 🤓 Anyway, you can't really prevent C1 students from translating stuff to their A1 classmates, as they will probably do it naturally... I'd just be careful with the activities chosen and the way you split them for group work as A1s can get a bit frustrated and C1s a bit demotivated if the activities don't suit their level 😊
Hi Lucy, thank you so much! Haha, I actually just discovered the snipping tool recently, but it's amazing how helpful it can be, even if the video is from three years ago. Thanks again for the tip! 😄
Glad to hear that! ❤️ If you enjoy this content, I'm happy to announce we will have 100% ready-to-use lessons soon! Zero preparation needed, you will be able to just open your computer and teach super engaging lessons! Please check my IG @teacherlittlemary_ for fresh updates!!
Do you spend hours every week typing and writing out the perfect lesson plan for each of your students?
Exactly, yes! It's much better to spend more time with students than just preparing lessons, but having very little experience, I just teach how to convert it into the "20% of efforts give 80% of results" scheme)))
I looove your channel. In one of your first video's you showed us 'The secret door' and I am seeing results with my students since including that in my lessons. You really were born to teach. Thank you for all the great content.
Ohhhhhhh thanks a lot for the kind words, they keep me going ❤️
The same here ..many thankssss
I admire you,Mary!You are amazing!! ❤You are the source of energy and positivity!!!And you are a fantastic teacher!!!!I regularly watch your channel and always find interesting ideas for my lessons.Thank you for your work!!!🙏🌹
That's such a kind and encouraging comment ❤️❤️ thanks for your support
Thank you so much your advice is invaluable to a newbie like me
That's great to hear ❤️ thanks for watching
This is great and very helpful. I wish there were more teachers like you to guide new teachers like me. please please please do more of this lesson planning examples for different levels.
Thank you! Will do!
@@justteachmethod Dear Marry.I am at the beginning of my online teaching career, and I find lesson planning the most difficult part of it(for example I don't know how much new grammar should I put in a lesson or how much reading or how to give home work based on the lesson). is there a book or any resource that you suggest that would help me with this? or did teachers like you just developed this skill through experience?
Thank you so much! You're a life-saver!
Ohhh thank you for the support ❣️
You are the best teacher alive!
lol I wish everyone would think so highly of myself hahah Thank you for the support!
Big thank for this video, you're so positive and smart lady. It's gonna help me a lot, even maybe to pass an internship!
Glad you liked it ❤️ Good luck on your journey!
Very good Mary 👏👏👏
Thank you!
Thanks Teacher Little Mary.
You always have great tips!!
Glad to hear you like them 💪
Like the video but wish there was no music in the background so you can concentrate. Interesting content. Thanks
Oh, that's an interesting comment, it is true that it's super hard for me to find the right volumen for the music, it takes me nothing to edit the video and ages to edit the music! Never know when it's ok as it sounds different on my different devices ahahhaha thank you, I'll pay more attention to it
Fantastic video, you really helped me organize my thoughts 🙏
Ohh such a nice comment, thanks for the support ❤️
Thanks for the video. It's quite helpful.
Glad to hear that! Thanks
Thanks for some really great ideas.
Glad you liked them ❣️
Your video was extremely helpful to me. Thank you for sharing this valuable content with us!
Ohh such a nice comment, thanks for the support ❤️
Love your teaching style!!!!!
Glad you enjoy it!
Thanks a lot. I like your lessons prep.
Glad to hear that, thanks 💪😊
Thanks for the tips ☺️
Thank you for the support!
Thank you for the useful tips!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks!
thanks so much Dear
Thanks for the support ❤️
If you are an ELT Teacher, go and check this blog: eslwild.org/how-to-plan-online-lessons-for-all-levels
Nice video!.
I'm trying to go deeper into lesson planning and design, since in my TESOL training, the information was too short.
I think you said something about warmers and coolers into a lesson, but that sounds to me more like fitness exercise schema, so how do you land this concepts while making a lesson?.
Thanks!.
Haha yes, actually every time I tell my students we will start with a warm-up, they ask me if they need to run around the room or something similar lol But it is a very common term in the ESL industry and you can literally write "warm-up" in your lesson plan (if you ever need to write one). I use them as a way to get students into the English mood and make them disconnect from their personal problems (as students sometimes come to the lesson feeling stressed etc).. I would recommend you to watch this video th-cam.com/video/Urf3J8N6S8U/w-d-xo.html and to follow me on Instagram (@teacher_littlemary), where I explain different ESL terms :) Thanks for commenting
Thank you for sharing! Amazing! I am going to use it for teaching my Portuguese student :) Which tool do you use: Google Meeting, Skype, Zoom ....?
Thank you for the support, I'm glad to hear you found the video useful ❤️ I use Google slides for my materials and Zoom for sharing my screen with students 😊
@@justteachmethod oh yes very useful for me....thank you
This was awesome!
Glad you liked it ❤️
I need your opinion... next school year I will have in the same classroom students from level A1 to C1 and it will me my first time teaching to a mixed class, you do suggest to speak only in English? My school is in Mexico, so I'm the ESL teacher, thank you so much for all your help with your videos!
Hi Maria, thank you for your support ❤️ yes, I do suggest you to speak in English only. Living in a non-native English speaking country, you will probably be their only "contact" with English, so I think it would be even a bit unfair if you didn't use your time to speak to them in the target language ❤️ 🤓 Anyway, you can't really prevent C1 students from translating stuff to their A1 classmates, as they will probably do it naturally... I'd just be careful with the activities chosen and the way you split them for group work as A1s can get a bit frustrated and C1s a bit demotivated if the activities don't suit their level 😊
Use the snipping tool to screenshot (Windows tool)
Hi Lucy, thank you so much! Haha, I actually just discovered the snipping tool recently, but it's amazing how helpful it can be, even if the video is from three years ago. Thanks again for the tip! 😄
1000 thanks!!!
Glad to hear that! ❤️ If you enjoy this content, I'm happy to announce we will have 100% ready-to-use lessons soon! Zero preparation needed, you will be able to just open your computer and teach super engaging lessons! Please check my IG @teacherlittlemary_ for fresh updates!!
Amazing...
Thank you
What are you using for your videos and the pop up effects
I record them with Zoom (as if it were a normal lesson) and I'm using the basic version of Filmora for the edition 😊