A few tips on presenting grammar

[@thestraightpath.5036]

As usual, short but full of precious stones. Keep it up.

[@nataliiabrovchenko9471]

Jo! I'm really grateful to you for all your advice! It helped me a lot to enhance my teaching! THANK YOU!!!

[@joesdi]

So calming listening to you.

[@groffpaula]

This was amazingly helpful! I'm so grateful for all the good work you've made available here. Thank you so much!

[@Jinal.EnglishMagic]

Thanks Jo, these tips really help - I feel equipped to teach Grammar now

[@elttraining]

@@Jinal.EnglishMagic great- if you need more help my Grammar for Language Teachers course gets fantastic feedback and thousands of trainees have done it! www.elt-training.com/course/grammar-for-language-teachers

[@pilotactor777]

good stuff-thanks! You have an incredibly relaxing/soothing voice.

[@Jinal.EnglishMagic]

I'll second that ☺

[@freshoneus]

Love all your videos Master.. Such a bless to have you..

[@tommyjane7651]

Thank you! You are great! And the advice you give is superb!

[@hungnguyenquang337]

Thank you for the practical tips!

[@karinabutler5984]

Another simple but effective tips, Jo! Thank you,

[@mariaflorenciacaceres1418]

Muchas gracias!! Una joyita

[@ikarumizu]

Great tips! Thank you

[@nohasharaky8608]

Dear Jo, I am doing CELTA right now and i have been watching your videos. They sum up books! I enjoy them very much. I have a question. How well, do you think, can proficient nonnative English teachers teach ESL, especially in regards to pronunciation? I hope you dedicate a video or two addressing their most common gaps and concerns. Thank you for everything.

[@elttraining]

noha sharaky thanks for the nice feedback- I'm glad the videos are helpful. The kind of video you suggest would be difficult because of the different accents all native and non-native speaker teachers have. Listen to Silvana Richardson's IATEFL plenary if you are feeling under confident as a NNS. You should be proud that you are such a good role model!!

[@plerpplerp5599]

noha sharaky ...Noha, non-native speakers are just as good if not better than native speakers simply because of their knowledge of EFL. Don't worry about your accent. Everyone has one!

[@hemanarayansamy9182]

That was very helpful. Thank you

[@elttraining]

You're welcome!

[@whgpqls2330]

Your videos are the best! Thank you so much :)

[@СюзаннаХачатурян-е1е]

Thank you 🌹

[@bedirshousha6217]

Great tips, Jo.

[@plerpplerp5599]

Ta very much, Jo!👍😁

[@remiborgen8925]

Thank you Jo, you've been very helpful indeed:)

[@sanordrey]

! Thanks :)

[@nanolakestj]

Thanks a lot.

[@hasekihurremsultan9152]

Im a 23 year-old English teacher . Wanna thank u

[@elttraining]

You’re welcome 😀

[@dodisaaty7554]

Hi jo My lesson is about present simple , so I'm gonna follow TTT method first I'll write a sentence for example I get up at 7 a.m then I'm gonna ask Is this past or present ? Is it positive or negative ? But I don't know how I'm gonna explain auxiliary My Ss are elementary level

[@awadahmed4510]

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[@Insider_English]

The magic solution is to understand that imposed Latin-based approach IS magick, and has cast a spell on the education system worldwide (where English teaching is concerned). The good news is that we can introduce other exponents that are conducive and linguistically accurate, such as 'backshifting', 'simplification' (including situational ellipsis), modality and futurity, and accurate parsing (debunking myths like "phrasal verbs" etc.) - "making the journey right to the end" involves bringing down the walls of fiction. We cannot hold any teachers accountable but we can encourage all teachers to avoid parroting (what's in current course book teacher's manuals) and to delve deeper TOGETHER . (v.3.0) stay tuned. Let's open the discussion on how to proceed with less biased approaches (esp. to "grammar").

[@xiangningsu5882]

TTT may be better