i need a nice topic on english subject for my demo teaching for korean students. the students age range 8-15?
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I'm an ESL teacher in China.  I find that the students like to talk about you.  They like to know about your "home town", your likes and dislikes,  and about your family.  I have a large immediate family, and that always amazes them.  \n\nTalk to the children about their favorite season and why.  What activities they enjoy in that particular season.  You could also talk about why people immigrate.  I have recieved many great responses to this topic.\n\nGood Luck in Korea!
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Well, it depends on what you mean.  If you are teaching some sort of English class, you could encourage students by giving them choices of genres to write in (let them write any kind of thing  ex: I have seen English teachers do a "Picture Response" project.  You have each child choose their own picture, then they write a short story or poem based on the picture.  This way, they can write the way they like, as it can be any genre).  Also, if your students dislike using computers, you could always lower grades for not using them, or take off points for spelling; then inform them of spell-checks in word processors.  Now, if you are a computers teacher, you could try the new game-like typing programs.  In my experience, they help the students have fum while typing, which I believe helps them learn quicker, and enjoy typing.  I hope that helps you...
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I enjoyed English and Language Arts during my high school days. My favorite subject in college was Human Growth and Development and Psychology.
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You've got competition there. "English Town" and "Tell me More" are already well established in these markets.  However, if you want to get in on the action best to try the esl websites which may have some productive advice than you will find here.
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Check out http://www.ClassTopic.com They have some great topics that I've used in the past. Each topic has three good sources to get you started on the research, too.
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my sister and i are korean too!  what does your question mean exactly though?  sorry can't help you really!
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korean, try this:\n\nwww.omniglot.com
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If you don't mind me asking, how old are you, and if you're still at school, what level are you at?  (Just so I can get an idea of what would be most suitable) I teach English (in particular, grammar and writing) in Asia.  Many of the TESOL TESL and TEFL websites have great lessons, guides and quizzes to help you with grammar and spelling.  Although they are designed to teach kids whose English is a second language, it still helps clear up all of those tricky intracies of English Grammar.  Dave's ESL cafe is a good one, as are the links listed in the sources below.\n\nIf I have time, I could maybe proofread something for you and tell you how you are going.\n\nGood luck!\n\ne.xox8
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Can you tell me what the question is?\n\nIn which subject do you want help....By the way i have 10 yrs question papers of 10 CBSE of past 3 yrs or may be 5 yrs back. I think it may be use full for you...\n\nAny time any question you can ask me and leave comment on my blog you will receive your answer within 12 hrs\n\nspaces.msn.com/creativity-n-experience
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I am an English teacher, and I also teach online. You can contact me.\nErik
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Might want to take a look on www.eslcafe.com  Lots of excellent ESL info sources........
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I taught English to kindergarten age students for 5 years.  We did not start with the alphabet.  The alphabet would be a good start.\nAre you teaching mainly to speak English, to read English or a mixture of both?   Some everyday vocabulary is a good start because then they can use what they learn right away.  Teach a simple sentence pattern with some vocabulary words that will work in the sentence pattern.
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I'd suggest you to take a look at http://www.eslpod.com\nI liked the material there.
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I know a lot about english. My dad is an english teacher as well. Contact me if you need help!
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I would suggest eTandem! That way a learner can learn English, but also teach some of their own language(s).
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Try Dave's ESL Cafe or ESLgold.com, those may help.