Good evening Mr Shady. I have a question with regard to teaching pronunciation. Since we cannot teach it as a separated lesson, what is the most suitable time or stage where teachers can introduce a pronunciation item? Many thanks.
It is the stage when you clarify language so in the PPP, it is the present stage, in the TTT, it is the teach stage and in the TBP, it is the language clarification stage. And pronunciation needs to come after meaning and never before it so you can follow the MPF: Meaning, pronunciation and Form or the MFP.
For someone who has never been a teacher before. Is it advisable to start looking for a teaching job straight after finishing the CELTA, Or keep taking extra training or maybe work as a teaching assistant?
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Very well explained.
If students are not able to interact with the teacher or with their classmates, then what should be the pattern of the class ?
Do you mean that they are working on their own like reading a passage? If that what you mean, just write individual.
Good evening Mr Shady.
I have a question with regard to teaching pronunciation. Since we cannot teach it as a separated lesson, what is the most suitable time or stage where teachers can introduce a pronunciation item? Many thanks.
It is the stage when you clarify language so in the PPP, it is the present stage, in the TTT, it is the teach stage and in the TBP, it is the language clarification stage. And pronunciation needs to come after meaning and never before it so you can follow the MPF: Meaning, pronunciation and Form or the MFP.
For someone who has never been a teacher before. Is it advisable to start looking for a teaching job straight after finishing the CELTA, Or keep taking extra training or maybe work as a teaching assistant?
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