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Hello everyone
I 've been teaching English here for the past three years. That's pretty much interesting and I am able to add up some valuable tips in my experience. As I like people irrespective of their age so it isn't any difference for me to teach a variety of students' age and levels. I'm quite fortunate to have the students from one year old to over sixty years old. Though it demands the concentration and amount of time to prepare a number of lessons but I do it with zeal for my career.
I am proud to have an opportunity to participate in a petit English training camp in an international school in Takarazuka with the school students throughout the kansai area. On a weekend of this month ten foreign teachers and fifteen Japanese ones gathered in the school premises. We're divided into six groups and provided the curriculum including English, Math, Science, Art, Home Economics and Social science.
Having a brief meeting, we headed to the Hankyu Sakasegawa Station to receive the students.They were saying greetings in a timid voice. There's nothing to worry but some of them might have maiden stay in an intensive English study camp with the intenational staff. After forming our group completely, I led my group to the schhol premises with the three more teachers (a Canadian and two Japanese).....