Teaching Styles......?
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There are several different learning styles and the teacher has to learn how to teach to what works best for her students.  Not everyone can learn just by reading a book. (visual)\n\nOther styles are auidtory - learning by hearing.\nTacticle  learning thru touch,hands on\nKinesthetic - learning thru movement\n\n\nHere's a great article about these different styles that you might find helpful.\nhttp://homeworktips.about.com/od/homeworkhelp/a/learningstyle.htm
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It depends on what level of English you teach.  Pehaps you could instruct your students to describe appropriate types of clothing for different weather conditions.  Another idea is to have them describe their diet and exercise habits, hobbies, responsibilities, and other daily tasks.
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Try abcteach.com or A-Zteacher.com
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some type of break in the presenation is always helpful.  for example giving an hands-on example (i.e. pulling someone from the audience or class, or having them involved with answering or asking questions) when ever i take the time to move away from the presentaion in my classroom, and get one of the student involved they seem to retain the information more.
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Hi Sarah, try this site.\nHope it helps!\nhttp://www.awea.org/pubs/documents/TeachersGuide.pdf
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I had this exact assignment for university three semesters ago.  I'll give you an idea of the tought process I followed to get to my philosophy.  First I started to think about how I think students learn, their different styles of learning; and my own teaching style.  I try to back all my points by examples, from books or from my own teaching experience, to prove what I believed in.  I think the most important part is to write about what you really believe in.  I'll e-mail you the first draft of my philosophy so you get a better idea of what I'm talking about.  Take into consideration that I'm an ESL teacher in Guatemala and that there are several experiences that deal with my own private teaching.
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Well Inspiration Qoutes For Teachers You Got It.......\n\nCheck This Website It Would Really Help You.
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Ran - Learn to see each student individually as well as a part of the class team.  Remember that different people have different abilities and styles of learning.  Laugh with your students at least once a day.  Remember that play is a form of learning.  Love what you do.
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Books on Educational Psychology and Cognitive Development in Education Programs offer the best info.\n\nBehavior problems and coping w/ indicvidual differences are the two big challenges of teaching.\n\nI found a pretty good summary online; read/print out info on this link:\nAdditional links found:
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I agree role play is a very effective way to teach...\n\nsome additional suggestions:\nHave each student play both sides of any "scene" and then open the discussion up to comments from the entire class.\n\nYou could have a list of things to be discussed and have the first student draw a topic... who ever "answers" can be the next to draw a topic.
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This always puzzles me as well cos one teacher will say you should do it this way and another will say something entirely different! I found this website tho (see Sources below) and I go by their model as I think it looks pretty good, kinda professional! =) Tells you how to list all sorts of resources, not just books!
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The purpose of  your class is unclear so it is difficult to offer good suggestions.  How about having them do projects related to the countries they might work in?  I'm not sure of the purpose of teaching them technical writing???  What do you mean by "a technical class"?  Or have them demonstrate each other's skill areas so that they have to stretch a little?\n\nI wish I could be of more help.
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I would recommend:\nmath teacher\narchitect\nengineir\n:D
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Meditate an hour before class. During your mediation try to concentrate on what moves you will be teaching, and try to in vision a situation where the technique would be able to be applied. Also the most important key to teaching (no matter what the subject may be) is to be repetitive. If it means teaching the same few techniques for three lessons in a row it is truly the best way to get it to stick with your students. Good luck, I'm sure you will be a great teacher.
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It depends on what you are trying to learn, but I'd say listen to it, write it down; have someone show it to you, and do it yourself.  If you continue to do all of those you will figure out what your learning style is, and that will make it easier to learn things.
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Give them plenty of opportunities to get up and move around.  Cooperative groups work well.  You must remember to model for them the things you want them to do.  Patience is key and so is structure. They are very anxious to please and will thrive with your excitement about their learning!  Weekly themes work very nicely- both for you (it's easy to plan), and for them (they keep focused).
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Sorry I saw it just now! Writing some methods I know......may be it helps\n\n\nClassroom lectures\nOn Job training\nVestibule training\nPresentations