- March 11, 2010
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- ESL Lessons, School and Students, Video
Teaching English in Korean Middle Schools: Bingo
Now that March is around the new school year has started, and with it has come a lot of new English Conversation Teachers. Hopefully you’ve seen our ESL Resources already so you can have an idea of what it’s like to teach English in Korea. The videos we made from our classes, though, make it [...]
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- December 8, 2009
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- ESL Lessons
Winter/Summer Camps Complete Package
Your co-teachers right about now are asking you what you are going to do for your English lessons during winter camps, and they want a full schedule of what you’re going to do by tomorrow. Overwhelmed? Don’t be. I’ll give you mine. Here you’ll get the schedule to print out and give to your teacher, [...]
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- September 22, 2009
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- ESL Lessons, School and Students, Video
Teaching English in Korean Middle Schools – Guess Who
Next week we’re going to be giving another presentation for the Gepik Orientation, so here’s a video in the spirit of helping teachers. Here’s another video of a lesson we do teaching English in a Korean Middle School Class. Like the last Battleship lesson, this is a class where the teacher does minimal talking and [...]
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- April 4, 2009
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- ESL Lessons, School and Students, Video
Teaching English in Korean Middle Schools – Battleship
We have received a lot of questions about teaching English in public schools. If we don’t speak Korean, how do we communicate with our students? What do we teach them? What do the classes look like? We decided to start taping some of our classes to show everyone what they’re like. This video here is [...]
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- April 2, 2009
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- ESL Lessons
Hobbies Game
Students ask each other about their hobbies through this fun guessing game. Take a few minutes at the beginning the class to explain the rules, and then they’ll be speaking in English, listening to English, and responding in English for the rest of the class.
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- April 2, 2009
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- ESL Lessons
Weather and Future Tense
Students talk about the weather, the future, and play an intense game for both. This was a lesson used for an open class, so if you have any open classes coming up in front of your school or the entire city, then you can use this: it worked great, and had everyone impressed.
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- April 2, 2009
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- ESL Lessons
Board Games
Students can practice either past tense, passive structure, or vacation talk through a gameboard and dice. Fully editable templates, if you’d like to change it up. Dice and board pieces not included, obviously! But you can buy dice at a local stationery shop for cheap (there usually are some close to your school) and the [...]
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