Research Survey for Educators Working with Ages 0-5
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May 2, 2017
1. Friendly greeting ("Good morning," or "Good afternoon.")
2. Teach 3 feelings (For example, "I am happy." Because students have no English ability, I can't rely on words to teach. I must rely on facial expressions, gestures, modeling, etc.)
3. Drill the feelings/vocabulary
4. Fun game or activity (This game or activity is to practice the feelings you just taught.)
I am a creative writing ma...See More
iconodule
On 5/02/17, iconodule wrote: > Hello, teachers. I need help. I am going to work in Japan in order to become fluent in Japanese and thus be able to go to graduate school there. Basically all foreigners have to teach English once they get there, and I am no exception. Thus, I am doing a Skype interview with a Japanese agency for a position as an A...See More
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