Marianopolis College is the most well-known cejep for being the best English Cejep in Quebec. Dawson is far from being one, by the way.
The best curriculum for teaching English in Indonesia would ideally focus on developing all four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) in an integrated manner. It should also incorporate cultural elements to make learning more engaging and relevant for students. Additionally, a communicative approach that encourages student interaction and real-life language use is recommended.
"Seadeo" is not a commonly recognized word or term in English. It may be a misspelling or a word in a different language. Could you provide more context or specify the language so I can better assist you?
What if studnets keep using their own language?The following is content is extracted from 'How to Teach English' by Jeremy Harmer One of the problems that teachers sometimes face with students who all share the same native language is that they use their native language rather than English to perform classroom tasks. This may be because they want to communicate something important, and so they use language in the best way they know! They will almost certainly find speaking in their language a lot easier than struggling with English.But, however much teachers might sympathise with their students, the need to have them practicing English (rather than their own language) remains paramount.There are a number of things that can be done in this situation.Talk to them about the issues: teachers can discuss with students how they should all feel about using English and/ or their own language in the class. Teachers should try to get their students' agreement that overuse of their own language means that they will have less chance to learn English; that using their own language during speaking activities denies them chances for rehearsal and feedback.Encourage them to use English appropriately: teachers should make it clear that there is not a total ban on their own language- it depends on what's happening. In other words, a little bit of the students' native language when they're working on a reading text is not too much of a problem, but a speaking Activate exercise will lose its purpose if not done in EnglishOnly respond to English use: teachers can make it clear by their behaviour that they want to hear English. They can ignore what students say in their own language.Create an English environment: teachers themselves should speak English for the majority of the time, so that, together with the use of listening material and video, the students are constantly exposed to how English sounds, and what it feels like. Some teachers anglicise their students' names too.Keep reminding them: teachers should be prepared to go round the class during a speaking exercise encouraging, cajoling, even pleading with them to use English- and offering help if necessary. This technique, often repeated, will gradually change most students' behaviour over a period of time.
The best way is a combination of approaches: take a course (or courses) with a local teacher who is fluent in English; practice with your classmates and with others in your community who want to learn English; watch movies or TV shows which are in English; read magazines that are written in English. There are also some excellent websites like the Voice of America which offer free videos you can watch, and they also have easy-to-read news articles so that you can further enhance your ability to use your new language. But be patient: nobody learns a new language overnight, and it will take time for you to gain fluency. The more you practice and the more you expand your vocabulary, the more confident you will feel and the better you will speak (and write).
You sure can. In fact it's a good degree to have for ESL. I have one myself, and I have been working in ESL in Asia since 2002! If you want to learn tons about the industry, come by my blog and read about my experience here of the last decade. Best of luck to you! Ryan Wiley http://www.liveinasiablog.com
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What is the best source to learn the IT in English language
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English would be the best language to speak, since you probably can't speak Khmer. English is the most widely spoken foreign language in Cambodia.
They are not necessarily the best, it may be because it is the language you speak.
The best way to increase your understanding of the English language is to speak it. You can speak it with your friends to improve.
best way is to live in an English language country for a few months
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The best language to learn singing in Europe is English because it is the world's most spoken language.
If you are interested in teaching English, the best available location would be nearby ESL schools, or English as a Second Language. You can then teach immigrants english in an English-speaking country.
My best guess, buy an English version.
I do not profess to know the best way to teach the English language, but I would like to point out that you have phrased your question awkwardly. It would be more correct to ask: "How do you teach the English language?" Good luck in your search.