I like to pick the best out of different approaches to keep my students motivated and involved, and to make my learners relevant to different kinds of learners.
I like to pick the best out of different approaches to keep my students motivated and involved, and to make my learners relevant to different kinds of learners. nXkJK
I disagree with the above comments. It is difficult to say that one approach is better than another. Therefore, it is difficult for teachers to find the best approach for students. To be specific and determine the appropriate approach, teachers need to choose based on who their learners are and what their teaching conditions are. There are a few more factors to pay attention to such as age, level, motivation, expectations, experience, aims, time… These factors can help teachers determine a good approach for their classroom. When I was in high school, I took a three-month communication course intending to be able to communicate at a basic level, my teacher used the best method for this course which was interaction. The teacher wanted us to interact more to increase critical thinking and sentence formation. However, in the year I was in grade 12, I changed classes and wanted to focus on the university exam, because the test focuses mainly on grammar and reading, so the teacher took the best approach, which is grammar, structure. architecture and reading comprehension. That helped me get the expected good results. Therefore, teachers should rely on many factors to choose the right approach for their class. In addition, if the class has many students with different approaches, the teacher can actively eclectic the approach, but be careful because it can be very successful if the teacher's teaching style is flexible, otherwise very risky. However, I partially agree with the above opinion, undeniably finding the best approaches to motivate and engage students is a good teaching method if the teacher has determined to be that the class needs the approach that the teacher chooses. That will be the key to making the class more successful. Besides, if classes change and requirements change, teachers should be flexible to change their approach to students.
I disagree with the above comments. It is difficult to say that one
approach
is better than another.
Therefore
, it is difficult for
teachers
to find the
best
approach
for
students
. To be specific and determine the appropriate
approach
,
teachers
need to choose based on who their learners are and what their teaching conditions are. There are a few more factors to pay attention to such as age, level, motivation, expectations, experience, aims, time… These factors can
help
teachers
determine a
good
approach
for their classroom. When I was in high school, I took a three-month communication course intending to be able to communicate at a basic level, my
teacher
used
the
best
method for this course which was interaction. The
teacher
wanted us to interact more to increase critical thinking and sentence formation.
However
, in the year I was in grade 12, I
changed
classes
and wanted to focus on the university exam,
because
the
test
focuses
mainly
on grammar and reading,
so
the
teacher
took the
best
approach
, which is grammar, structure.
architecture
and reading comprehension. That
helped
me
get
the
expected
good
results.
Therefore
,
teachers
should rely on
many
factors to choose the right
approach
for their
class
.
In addition
, if the
class
has
many
students
with
different
approaches
, the
teacher
can
actively
eclectic the
approach
,
but
be careful
because
it can be
very
successful if the teacher's teaching style is flexible,
otherwise
very
risky.
However
, I
partially
agree
with the above opinion,
undeniably
finding the
best
approaches
to motivate and engage
students
is a
good
teaching method if the
teacher
has determined to be that the
class
needs the
approach
that the
teacher
chooses. That will be the key to making the
class
more successful.
Besides
, if
classes
change
and requirements
change
,
teachers
should be flexible to
change
their
approach
to
students
.