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Tefl article - TEFL Obstacles Faced by TEFL Instructors Teaching Abroad #422 - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				A career in TEFL is one that many people could find attractive for   different reasons ? a passion for teaching, a passion for English, a   desire to live abroad, or even a desire to meet people around the   world.  It is a career that offers many opportunities.  However,  what  many big-dreamers who desire a career in TEFL may not realize  is that  there can be a lot of obstacles in such a career, especially  to a  native English speaker teaching abroad.  This article looks at   obstacles in three specific areas, professional, teaching, and  personal  obstacles, which TEFL Teachers teaching abroad are likely  to  encounter.  A career in TEFL is not considered a ?real? career by some,   according to an article in TESOL Quarterly by Bill Johnston.   Johnston  supported this claim based on a...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			Obstacles Faced by TEFL Instructors Teaching Abroad Kathryn Bulla - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				A career in TEFL is one that many people could find attractive for  different reasons – a passion for teaching, a passion for English, a  desire to live abroad, or even a desire to meet people around the  world.  It is a career that offers many opportunities.  However,  what many big-dreamers who desire a career in TEFL may not realize  is that there can be a lot of obstacles in such a career, especially  to a native English speaker teaching abroad.  This article looks at  obstacles in three specific areas, professional, teaching, and  personal obstacles, which TEFL teachers teaching abroad are likely  to encounter.A career in TEFL is not considered a “real†career by some,  according to an article in TESOL Quarterly by Bill Johnston.   Johnston supported this claim...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			A discursive essay on recognising and considering the importance of learning styles in the EFL classroom. Ginny Hemming - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				 How important is the student in the process of designing a lesson  plan' Once a lesson plan is composed, should the teacher stick  rigidly to every step detailed, ploughing through even if students  fall behind, miss the point and inevitably lose interest -and faith 'V in what the teacher has to say'Personally, the author believes that the lesson is not the focus of  the classroom, rather the student is. If a learning point takes  longer than anticipated, then a teacher should hope to be attentive  to the needs of the class, adapting the lesson or activities to  address difficulties in understanding or to extend the practice of a  particularly problematic area.  However, it is important to realise  that it may not be the topic or focus point that is causing  confusion in a lesson. It may...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
			Tefl article - TEFL A discursive essay on recognising and considering the importance of learning styles in the EFL classroom. #407 - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ITTT
				How important is the student in the process of designing a lesson  plan?  Once a lesson plan is composed, should the teacher stick  rigidly to  every step detailed, ploughing through even if students  fall behind,  miss the point and inevitably lose interest -and faith ?V in what the  teacher has to say?  Personally, the author believes that the lesson is not the focus of   the classroom, rather the student is. If a learning point takes  longer  than anticipated, then a teacher should hope to be attentive  to the  needs of the class, adapting the lesson or activities to  address  difficulties in understanding or to extend the practice of a   particularly problematic area.  However, it is important to realise   that it may not be the topic or focus point that is causing  confusion  in a...					 [Read more]
			    
			    			
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