As the Unit 3 talks about Halloween and the Ghost Festival, I invited Jessica to have a casual conversation with my two gifted students in English through Skype. On top of that, she gave us a campus tour of her university, including the gym, the student center, and one of the classrooms.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Sunday, August 19, 2018
Wednesday, August 1, 2018
English Camp: Reading and Speaking with Picture Books
Lesson Plan
I've been interested in improving my English
pronunciation and intonation by reading stories out loud and using my voice to
bring the characters alive. Also, by helping students with their English speech
contests and readers theater competitions, I developed some techniques to
enhance their performance. Therefore, for this year's English camp, why not
incorporate picture books into voice training and reading?
Monday, July 30, 2018
English Camp: International Education Exchange of Yunlin and Ibaraki
Lesson Plan
Taiwanese students and their Japanese counterparts had fun getting to know each other and learning about the beauty of Yunlin County
Thursday, July 26, 2018
Thursday, July 5, 2018
Teaching Demonstration: Reading Comprehension with TBL
Today, I did a
teaching demonstration with my homeroom class for a group of professors and
students from Beijing Normal University and South China Normal University. With
the textbook article, A Letter to Grandma, I intended to help my students
develop active reading skills with a series of tasks because they will have to
cope with challenging reading comprehension questions next year.
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