Outstanding Teaching and Learning - Award-winning MFL teacher teaches a Year 8 French lesson
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2012
- Award-winning MFL teacher Hélène Tulodziecki teaches a Year 8 French lesson and
is filmed by consultant John Bayley. She watches the lesson with John and they reflect on her classroom strategies. Watch the full video at www.teachersmedia.co.uk/videos...
Yes!!! French is meant to be spoken!!! I’m going firm French immersion elementary to middle school elective French and this is exactly what I had in mind!!
This is not the type of school where I teach. I am happy for the teacher and the students.
I love languages in our schools!! well done on this lesson!!!!
Merci beaucoup pour cette video. Je vous apprecie. Bonne pratique.
I love french and this school is somewhere I want to go
French is spoken by more than 300 million people around the world. It is widely spoken in Africa and Europe, also spoken in Canada, New Caledonia, Lebanon, the caribbean islands, Mauritius aso.
Francophone population is on the rise and is expected to exceed 700 million by 2050.
So, it is one of the most important language in the world !
Une bonne idée , madame merci!
Super teacher! My kind of class
Kudos
bravo
This lesson is very focused on level she asks for them every five seconds. And it looks like a good school, the pupils are very well-behaved.
Interesting
Hello - What textbook is this teacher using, please?
This is clearly a good school. At my school if you ask the kids to talk about the objective they'll argue and find reasons why it's pointless. There is no cultural diversity in this classroom either so you can tell they have chosen a school in an affluent area rather than a normal inner city school, like the one in taught at in Manchester.
Elle est fabuleuse !
moi je suis français et fier mais après pas tout le monde le vois comme ça .
How would the pupils speak French back to the teacher????
Très bonne méthode d'apprentissage l'inverse de l'anglais au français est tout aussi probant. Ce professeur a su analyser les difficultés des élèves et leurs donner la technique et la meilleur des solutions car le français se doit d'être parlé avant d'être écrit. Quant à l'orthographe des mots même un français natif a beaucoup de mal car c'est comme les maths. à travers les accords, les pluriels, la syntaxe, le sens des idées (figures de styles) le français est vraiment une langue difficile ! Mais 90% des français le parlent mal et l'écrit mal.
Il ne faut pas exagerer, la plupart du temps les connaissances restent superficielles.
Teachers who only "do the books" don't deserve to call themselves teachers. Learning is not a spectator's sport.
What's her native language? Polish? Cuz she's got a foreign accent in both French and English.
so??
Boliviana depura cepa
So what else does she lie about?
She is able to teach the language and that is the most important thing. What about you? You sound a bit jealous don´t you?
Boliviana depura cepa Ok, looks like someone censored one of my comments which gave you the link to the website of the school she works in. And on that website, she is presented as a native speaker... I'm not jealous, I didn't compete against her, I just think that deserving people should be rewarded, not cheats, and she obviously has no issue in lying to jolt her career forward. A fine example for the kids!
I do understand your point but here we have a teacher who makes progress and I like the way she interacts with her students. It does not matter where she is from or whether she is native or not. Children know when they have a good teacher and of course they enjoy learning French.
Des conjonctions, non?
la prof parle bien français et aussi les eleves
she is French!
@@lucyavarda1742 I'm french and we hear that she has an accent when she speaks in french that's not a french accent but her pronunciation is very good
Space YTP de fou c’est grv bizarre quand elle parle en anglais elle a un accent français mais quand elle parle en français elle parle avec un accent anglais? Mdrrr je crois qu’elle fait sa pour que les petits roast beefs peuvent comprendre
Roasts beefs😂
Assya xxx moi je suis anglaise et je savais pas que les français nous appellent les roast beefs
Elle parle mieux Français que des Français ...
she's clearly French
Elle est française
Hummm Je ne suis pas convaincu.
Les + évident: elle joue au, elle utilise des mots clefs; parles/ avec ton partenaire... répète...
Quant à ne pas utiliser de textbook?
Pas vraiment d'accord: et les images? et les vidéos? et l'audio? et les bruitages? et des jeux? et des éléments que l'on peut sentir/ toucher/ écouter?...
Elle a surtout de la chance d'avoir des élèves motivé...
Oui, je suis en d'accords averc ce que tu as dit. Si les enfants n'étaient pas motivés ainsi, elle souffrirait....
China Non-Stop l’hypocrisie à la française, elle a raison d’enseigner comme ça car les mômes le parlent et l’utilisent le français. En France 10 ou 15 ans d’anglais le français n’y arrive toujours pas car il veut avoir raison. C’est pathétique. Lol
french language is very difficult yet delicate language if you want to teach it you have to find a very unique way and especially without textbook otherwise it will definitely become boring and some may give up I say this because French is my second language but I still bad when it comes to speaking or writing just because for so many years I studied it with the same poor system and same boring teaching strategy make me hate it at some point
@@AsmaaAhmed-qr3gb Yes. Only crap teachers stick to textbooks. Doing so is just plain laziness and shows incompetence as a language teacher.
@@voiture34 Oui, mais, le Français, c'est très important de savoir l'écrire. Ecrire aide la mémoire et l'orthographe.
Passe cinq ans de ta vie apprenant tous les verbes irreguliers afin d'aller a Paris et laisser que tlm te reponde en anglais! sigh ..soupir!
loll
bro thas not real chad french class
All for show... Tick the boxes Ofsted style... What a joke!
I don’t think this is a good teacher
French should not be taught no one speaks French except the French and its just not a nice language
+Archi Andrews Google "francophone map" and you will see where French is spoken today. It covers a large area! Moreover, you are entitled to your opinion as to whether you think French is 'nice' or not. Personally, I think it is a gorgeous language. It makes me think of great philosophers, writers and singers. (Sartre; Sagan; Piaf and Aznavour).
Not only is French spoken in France, but it is also spoken in parts of Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and also Monaco speaks French in Europe. French is also spoken in some African countries, mainly in North and West Africa. I suggest that you do your research on the French language more. Oh and also, French is one of the six official languages of the United Nations alongside English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, and Arabic.
après cela dépend des gout des gens mon enfant. ;)
+Steven Lee Also spoken in all of Quebec, Canada ;)
French is spoken by more than 300 million people around the world. It is widely spoken in Africa and Europe, also spoken in Canada, in New Caledonia, Lebanon, the caribbean islands, Mauritius aso.
Go back to school you idiot uncultivated.