Blogging Task 5: Practice Teaching
Today, we have observed two classes:
The teachers who taught "Is this ~?" "Is that ~ " were
Happy days
Bear or Toshi?
Fantasista
Chocolate-ice-cream
Gakusei
The teachers in the class that taught "What do you have for breakfast?" were
Patapata
The Leo
Mibora
RIP
Elle
Mihotch
To the teachers:
I would like each of the teachers today to write a reflection on their blogs and answer the following questions in their reflections:
What did you set out to teach?
What activities did you plan?
What were the most successful parts of the lesson?
What were the least successful parts?
Would you teach the lesson differently if you taught it again?
Please write your reflection by Tuesday, May 30.
To everyone including the teachers:
Please write a comment on one teacher's blogs from each lesson by Wednesday, May 31. If you taught a class, you should comment on the blog of the other teachers' lessons. If you would also like to comment on the blog of a colleague, please do! Please do this by Wednesday, May 31. Lastly, after you have commented on a blog, please leave a comment on this post telling me whose blog you commented on.
If you would like to see some photos from this event, please go to the following post on Issues in EFL in Japan.
The teachers who taught "Is this ~?" "Is that ~ " were
Happy days
Bear or Toshi?
Fantasista
Chocolate-ice-cream
Gakusei
The teachers in the class that taught "What do you have for breakfast?" were
Patapata
The Leo
Mibora
RIP
Elle
Mihotch
To the teachers:
I would like each of the teachers today to write a reflection on their blogs and answer the following questions in their reflections:
What did you set out to teach?
What activities did you plan?
What were the most successful parts of the lesson?
What were the least successful parts?
Would you teach the lesson differently if you taught it again?
Please write your reflection by Tuesday, May 30.
To everyone including the teachers:
Please write a comment on one teacher's blogs from each lesson by Wednesday, May 31. If you taught a class, you should comment on the blog of the other teachers' lessons. If you would also like to comment on the blog of a colleague, please do! Please do this by Wednesday, May 31. Lastly, after you have commented on a blog, please leave a comment on this post telling me whose blog you commented on.
If you would like to see some photos from this event, please go to the following post on Issues in EFL in Japan.
posted by JH at 9:24 PM
2 Comments:
I commented on rip and fantasista's blogs. In each lesson, the teachers used uniqie methods to teach English, such as Ganchan and Choki-Choki.
However, I'm afraid to say, but I agree with what johnwang-san said. Some of the blogs were difficult to read because of the colors though the contents were well. That's a great pity.
Anyway, I enjoyed each lesson.
Thanks!
Hi! I'm Fantasista.
I commented on Rip's blog.
I really enjoyed their lesson.
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