To My Middle School Students:
To My Middle School Students:
I hope that you enjoy this blog about my adventures living and teaching abroad. I am glad that I get to keep you all updated in this way and know that, even though I am not technically your teacher anymore, I will always consider you my students. Feel free to leave comments, to email me with questions, or just say hi :]
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
First Class Teaching English as a Second Language
Today I had my first student, a 20 year old Tica. She was so cute. It just felt so natural because it was a private conversation class. All I had to do was get her to talk and correct errors she made. It was great. Afterwards, I invited her to go get a batido... so we went and hung out. It was like the class never ended. :) fun fun.
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How cute.
ReplyDeleteI knew it would be
a "piece a cake" for you.
haha... I wouldn't call it a piece of cake. It actually is kind of hard. It is a lot more directed than what I am used to doing. Especially with the beginners, you always have to be on.
DeleteSounds like a good start to teaching English.
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DeleteWow, that is awesome. Que chevere! It reminds me so much of when I was teaching English in Bolivia...the students were so sweet and thankful to be able to learn another language.
ReplyDeleteJill, thank you for all your comments :] The support means a lot to me! <3
DeleteThanks, Anne :] I miss you lots! <3 Hug
ReplyDeleteSo not a "piece of cake"
ReplyDeleteMaybe a "piece of cake" while being "on"
huh?
DeleteIt's a different kind of "piece of cake"
ReplyDeleteOne where "Especially with the beginners, you always have to be on."
All this "cake" talk is making me hungry! Ahorita, tengo hambre!
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