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What a Fab videoteller! 💙

"Brilliant video, I've never seen it before. Jamie, if you're interested in my opinion, I believe everything was executed as needed for that particular audience at that time, and they surely enjoyed your performance and took as much as they could in that moment. You can never step into the same river twice. Today, you ask questions and we do it with you) before the story; yesterday, we made the story more interactive by narrating it with the audience, generating new ideas. Tomorrow, there may be questions afterwards or perhaps no questions at all, just the story. Okay, I'm back from this philosophical cloud. Thank you, Jamie, for teaching us the best narrative techniques that work perfectly every time, now and then." P. S. What I like most of all in such videos and try to bring it to my speech is teaching students the rythm of the English sentence " to let the shopkeeper know that a customer enter the shop "❤

Thanks for sharing this Jamie! It reminded me that in the age before smartphones, I would videotell all the time and you're right, I always felt there was a deep engagement with whoever I was videotelling to. I'm going to make an effort to videotell first before reaching for the phone.

If i could give more thumbs for the story, I would.

Quite interesting video, I just watched the videos and found them quite funny, not gonna lie your father is indeed an awesome videoteller. Keep it up Jamie!

The same only ingredients, thank you Jamie, off I go to the kitchen to cook some sandwiches😊

I’m glad your dad was relieved for the safety pin😂

Great points 👌

The song has some great examples of prepositions. Strange that she didn't reply. I always say thank you. So ... thank you.

I liked that idea for music vídeos a lot, Jamie. Thanks for sharing. And shame on her for not answering 😊

I only came here for your singing, Jamie!

Great video, great story. Thank you

Thanks for your suggestions. Very useful.👌

Thanks a lot.

Hello, Jamie! Happy to see you and hear you!

A dad trying to feed a baby

No

Yes, I can see and hear you.

The sound and image is good.

you are not alone.

Great stuff 😊

Mantra-tastic!

The potential for language, engagement, valid meaning, enjoyment, embarrassment, and memory consolidation is as subtle and evocative as it is bold and powerful (not to mention empowering)...Such a seemingly simple practice while also possessing such profound meaning with useful and easily attainable benefits for everyone involved - from the learners to the teacher! That’s surely a win-win situation!

Apart from the great ideas and the richness of language that such methodology would undoubtedly produce (and expose them to) - let's just take a moment to appreciate those gorgeous images they made for a second, hmm? Lovely stuff! My compliments!

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Jamie, you are amazing! I loved loved the term “ grammar blindness” and I will steal this if you do not mind- crediting you of course. I totally agree “ One size never fits all”. Yes, reacting differently to the same story,noticing different details, and drawing different conclusions are so scientifically normal but expecting fixed structures and the target grammar are unfortunately common among language teachers. Jamie, I met you in a conference in Liverpool years ago and since then I am always impressed by your perspective and storytelling skills 👏Thank you for sharing them.

Back at university, I had a fantastic teacher whose teacher talk I enjoyed immensely and learned a great deal from her command of English. However, many students would complain about her TTT. I always found that rather unfair, as she brought so much of her bright personality into classroom, I did enjoy that, so I totally agree with your point.

I've never thought about comprehension questions from such a perspective. It was refreshing, thank you!

This is a great question

Don't forget that open questions are better for conversation

Every time I listen to this story as for the first time😄 and every time I 'm happy that teacher wins

Excellent video. The convergent questions are ones that I would have posed before reading, for skimming/scanning, but the divergent questions are absolutely not what I would have expected in a language lesson - that's inspired me with some ideas. I'll be implementing that kind of idea soon!

How can I know that you are going to give that talks in advance Jammie??

Ha, cute! I mean, I would've called him Kev...but, you know...😉

A hillarious dialogue of a grumbling father "Who's got to wipe his bum?" 🤣🤣🤣This may be a good idea to revisit this lesson and imagine the diologues and inner thoughts of all participants of the parable.

Hi. What's the craic? Could you please clarify a wee point in yer lesson? Is John's story a prompt for students to continue the bad-good chain of event, or is it an example of what kids can do from scratch? Cheers

The trend of Japanese Light novels and Manga recently has been titles that are novel in and of themselves 笑

Wonderful stories and I really like the metaphor of leaving stories in our wake. But what I really want to know is just how wild was the OUP tour of Italy. Were any hotel suites trashed? Televisions thrown out of windows?😅

Hello from Armenia and thanks for sharing! Loved it!

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Brilliant advice! We couldn't escape out stories even if we tried...Indeed, what would we even be without them?

That's a classic! Thanks for reminding us about it! K.

I'm hooked up with awesome teaching tips and tricks! Lessonstream is a game-changer for teachers looking for their voice, their personal style of teaching. Once you've found it, your students become engaged, envolved and creative on the lessons ❤

That wake metaphor was brilliant. I really liked this video and it's given me some food for thought. I usually like telling anecdotes in class, especially ones that involve the cultural mishaps I got into when I first arrived in Spain. The ones that involve my family-in-law get the most laughs!

This story is from So Long and Thanks for all the Fish by Douglas Adams.

Jamie, how are you Sir! Wow an amazing ! Thank you so much for sharing your vacation details. Stunning way of elegant speaking ! I learn lots from you. CHEERS!

Hi Jemie, I was at the Oxford University Press conference in Cosenza and I really enjoyed your talk. I have been following your videos on youtube ever since and I fully agree with your teaching theories. Congratulations very much and kudos on your amazing performances and your professional skills.

It looks like you have to be careful when you go traveling with you, as you like to take videos of unsuspecting sleeping people 😂 Loved the metaphor of the ‘wake’. Time to start collecting.

Thank you so much for these moments from your trip, Jamie, you are becoming a brilliant oscar- winning film producer - I watched this video on one breath, the story about barber is brilliant and the way you told it so hillarious😂. Such coincidence, today my daughter sent me another video about gender misunderstanding ua-cam.com/users/shortsPWbS6Z1VxWk?si=TnHZLaRn_j5ln5Zm