British Council - Teaching Speaking Techniques (John Kay)

A video from British Council - John Kay talking about Teaching Speaking Techniques

[@spanishtime8911]

The way Teacher Talk and explain English cases is marvelous .

[@olavarria73]

Those secondary students behave SO well, the state schools I teach in are NOT normally like that, and it's not That i don't try to engage them! I try to involve them but normally after half/one hour they start misbehaving....so the best teaching technique does not work!

[@SeoulForeigner]

Thank you ever so much for sharing this video. It is so invaluable!

[@hoanganhky4227]

Thank you. This really was helpful to me. The way Teacher Talk and explain English cases is marvelous .

[@kieuvuthi4515]

Useful techniques in teaching English speaking techniques! Thank you so much for posting this video for us.

[@sayaleescreations4398]

Live class with beautiful instructions....

[@carrierudianto5337]

Dear John Kay. I am Carrie from Indonesia. I agree fully with all your tips. They are very useful. Tq so much for the video. Keep making this kind of teacher training. Two thumbs up mr. John Kay.

[@alirazashah]

John Kay thank you very much for teaching

[@trungvuvan6161]

Thanks so much for sharing videos about Teaching Speaking techniques!

[@areruben10]

Yes. Everything is in the mind ! Greetings from Toluca, Mexico!

[@tuantran8989]

it is so invaluable. thank you so much

[@chaunguyenthiminh]

Thank you ever so much for sharing this video. It is so useful!

[@gunayquliyeva347]

Perfect explanation. Thanks a lot

[@ngaviet9576]

What helpful techniques ! Thanks alot for posting this video for us .

[@NgocHa-zo7hi]

Thank you so much for sharing the video about Teaching Speaking techniques

[@emilmontalvan8299]

I am about to present Oral Skills in my class, thanks for the tips; this really was helpful to me.

[@yumita636]

Thank you. This really was helpful to me.

[@balasaheb5997]

So great for speaking practice.

[@vickyolna1236]

Great,thank you! Really interesting and useful speaking tips!

[@phamthihoa4548]

Thanks for the useful tips.

[@zahuraakter5101]

Excellent techniques. Thanks a bounce.

[@ESLinsider]

Thank you. There's a lot of great tips in there.

[@-giaoduchoabinhkieuthiha248]

Thank you ever so much for sharing this video. It is Good

[@hoangnga435]

This is an useful video in teaching speaking skill.

[@bhawanashahithakuri1396]

This is very useful ❤

[@sususunflower6887]

really creative way, thanks

[@anhnguyenthi6413]

marvellous!

[@xuanbinhthcs3989]

thanks so much for .it is really helpful

[@astralyummycandy888]

thank you...just what I need for my class!

[@thuhangtran5155]

Great,thank you!

[@chautuyen8276]

Great! Thank you

[@maiquepham9582]

Thank you very much

[@jacintahunt9888]

very good tips thank you

[@vinham2797]

thank you very much

[@blasquer]

Este vídeo está muy bien para alguien que esté empezando en la enseñanza de lenguas extranjeras sea cual sea. Por supuesto que nuestros alumnos no suelen ser como los que aparecen en el vídeo pero incluso con alumnos más "inquietos" es útil.

[@hueme9034]

THANK YOU

[@lazaruskakwayam]

Effective teaching techniques to learn.

[@EdwardKeyte]

helpful English language video, Thanks. I will share with my students.

[@asrarsoso]

great tips

[@huyenanhtran2707]

Great

[@zahoormiran8611]

Very well

[@raqueljl7802]

Good video to learn...reality is so different, though.

[@namrahkhan2887]

Hey This is A Great Video And Helpful You Are right students learn More From Example!

[@herbaltumbuhanalami]

the interesting videos, there was beneficial for teacher..

[@chaulimavelinoxavier7971]

i like this video and i would like to share with my student .

[@Happy-family2018]

Nice.

[@megdadomer7223]

very interesting

[@senpham9909]

good job

[@mrgentleman9809]

Good job :)

[@selmoonneamt]

man you are good

[@widerfredoalfonso4537]

es un excellente video independientemente de la pronunciación tener en cuenta que no son nativos ,todo lo contrario , asiáticos con lenguas muy fuertes fonéticamente, el video trata sobre el método, en eso debemos centramos y resulta que es bastante bueno, con muy buenos y tranquillos jaja estudiantes, los quisiera ver en Marianao, La Habana.

[@aakashdevlal2816]

good

[@ArtsWalaPoliticalScience]

best

[@estheraghaegbunem3350]

I found this video useful

[@HangPham-fr4jl]

Does this video base on any written materials or is it already been published? i'm working on this subject and I really want to quote this in my paper as reference. Thank you!

[@toxicgrnade]

LOL....... Bravo I say bravo haha these children look like they are in a standstill and saying everything you want them to. Nicely done hahaha

[@muhammadzakir5610]

Right

[@ariolasula1015]

this material is part of Step to success online course

[@tariqmaqsood5812]

Great

[@Ampelmann12]

Sí estoy de acuerdo contigo. Los nuestros son más moviditos pero se puede conseguir.

[@lanya067]

Tomorrow i have an interview job as an English teacher i an watching this instead preparing what i am going to present 🥺

[@trangphungtrang4235]

the teachers also give more complicated instruction rather than the sample sentence

[@lehienhothi3031]

It is very rare in Thailand that English teachers speak English in class. I used to be a participant in English speaking training which was provided for English teacher teaching in the private school in my local state, and what I find out is most of the English teachers could not speak English properly and most of them couldn't understand when the trainer asked or instructed them something. In my opinion, I think Thai students won't be able to speak English except that they themselves want to learn it and practice it by themselves.

[@ritthiphongbuakthaisong511]

ครูสุมาลี สำเนียงดีนะครับ

[@StephanieVal87]

Meanwhile, back in the real world...

[@GAMEover-xx2qw]

That is correct we can do that but need a proficiency teachers

[@IkarusKommt]

That lolclass apparently has more than 20 students in the same room. What kind of language can be taught here?

[@xxAnyaKayxx]

Thats My Pap:) x

[@gumusluk05]

The teacher's grammar is woeful

[@jenny1278]

Japan is way too far to attain an ideal language classes like these especially for public elementary and middle school classes. While they employ native speakers to help the job, the strong resistance from the English teachers block the progress due to the pressure on passing the exams.

[@sverio12345]

1:10 ok. you have got a picture of a horse. No, You are not in my group!!! LoL...

[@MissFridaysnightmare]

Anastasiya Zhurkova blutack!

[@edukatzen]

Is it just me, or did one of the teacher says, "Don't let your friend look at you are picture!"?

[@jagonchichon590]

What I find strange about this video is that during your CELTA and subsequent observations whilst working as a teacher, you're explicitly told not to ask the question `do you understand?` but the teacher in this video does. It's odd because the idea of this video is to show best practice.

[@olgamakarova4999]

Tim Fitz it's a really old Best Practice :)

[@THEJOKEYJOKER]

i think the reason why they say do not ask the question "do you understand?" is to not sound repetitive because when you ask that, they have a triggered reply (all of the class in one voice "yeeeeeess" hh )

[@pearl9831]

What could we use instead? Thank u

[@jagonchichon590]

@@pearl9831 concept checking questions

[@TheFallacyFinder]

Uh, John, [t] and [d] are ARTICULATED the same way, the only difference is voicing. Don't forget to teach the intervocalic flap in North American English too! ;-)

[@SmallSandInTheSea]

I'm wondering if this technique works well with adult learners.

[@anastasiyazhurkova2899]

Can anybody say what a sticky thing is used to put flashcards into a blackboard? These are not magnets, it's something different, but I don't know what. Does anyone know??

[@annashershnyova]

it is called 'blu tack'

[@anastasiyazhurkova2899]

Anna Shershnyova and as far as I found out in Russian it's "офисный пластилин", или "комус", или "клейкие пластинки". В Красноярске, как оказалось, их не так просто достать...

[@sikit123456]

In Thailand

[@GeorgiRusev]

3:07 min: "If you don't know what THAT IS MEAN...!" Lol :) The teacher definitely needs grammar training. Besides that - very informative and useful video.

[@serendipityapril1062]

she said " what does it mean"

[@GeorgiRusev]

serendipity april10 She didn't say "what does it mean". But even if she said so that still would be wrong. The right way to say it in terms of grammar is: "If you don't know what it means..."

[@larkthesinger]

Georgi Rusev obviously she is not a native english speaker and she teaches primary school students in thailand. did you really expect her to speak the queen's english?

[@GeorgiRusev]

eve hastings Not the Queen's English, but the RIGHT English. Every teacher, no matter at what level he/she teaches, is expected to teach correctly.

[@Rkhawbung2010]

Georgi Rusev I think she said "What does it mean", but it sounded like "What does this mean" due to pronunciation error, which are quite common especially from a non native English speaking teacher/person even when the conjugation is correct. However "What it means" would be more preferable:)

[@jagonchichon590]

...and at one point she asks a student to stand up and give a conditional sentence to the class. Again, this is highly irregular. We're told not to isolate learners in this way. Sorry to scrutinise but I'm curious to know why these techniques are endorsed on a British council video?

[@quyenngo4814]

In my country most of the students don't use E. as a second lanuage. Moreover, there are a lot of students in a class. The more I use E. to explain the lesson, the less they don't understand it and it wastes of time. how can I solve this problem? Shrae with me. Thanks.

[@VakeelAhmad]

hi seems like you come from Vietnam, i'm working in Vietnam too. And as far as i experienced, Vietnamese students really like playing games or listening and singing. And when it comes to speak English they either stay quiet or just say "i don't know". So, you can start with basic and simple questions like what did you do today? what's the weather like today? What did you eat? if someone says I ate chicken, write it on the board and ask the other students, "do you like Chicken?" i think like this you can make them confident. You can try many other methods too. And you can reach out to me by phone or by email [phone]

[@shwetapatkar5097]

Mr.John Kay please teach us English. We can subscribe to your channel.

[@benjaminabel8596]

The Gordon Ramsey of English teaching. I had to say it.

[@donfiedonfie]

Give me a carefully prepared group of experienced and committed virtuosos and I'll get them to play some ok music too. Meanwhile, back in the real world...

[@petermullenigrd14]

Hi Quyen Ngo I'm Teaching in Da Nang, Viet Nam. The trouble I have is that the students are not using the English that I Teach outside the classroom and therefore when we have the next class I have to do a lot of revision. Like any Language the more you use it the better you get.

[@chit.hnguyen398]

Nguyen Hao It is true. I dont understand why students waste so many years at high school and Uni when they do have opportunity to learn English Maybe teachers choose inappropriate methods or student's motivation is the main reason.

[@chit.hnguyen398]

Nguyen Hao It is true. I dont understand why students waste so many years at high school and Uni when they do have opportunity to learn English Maybe teachers choose inappropriate methods or student's motivation is the main reason.

[@chit.hnguyen398]

Hồng Chi Nguyễn Also, a large number of students in one traditional class in almost all Vietnamese uni also need to consider :?

[@petermullenigrd14]

Yes I do understand the significance of Vietnamese students in classes at Uni, but surely that is where you need an English Speaking Teacher.

[@nassimdana7095]

Dear Peter I'd like to teach English in Vietnam. I have Cambridge CELTA. What do you think of it?

[@feelfercho]

Yes, no wonder, as if native speakers didn't make any unintentional mistake or barbarism.

[@arioxford141]

(y) (y) (y)

[@muhammadzakir5610]

⏯️%

[@misscocco9723]

No that is not true they always speak to each other in their l1

[@gamestv4875]

Explaining to the students what to do is the challenge.They don't understand English.

[@karogod]

not very informative for experienced teachers. I thought I'd find some specific techniques but I got disappointed...

[@Dana16531]

look at the students faces. i understand the speaking techniques but knowing the thai teachers, they don't have the patience and confidence to use english in the classroom. they start with english then finish with thai.

[@campbellbailey9614]

The teachers are from the Philippines and they are iglesia in cristo?

[@disdonc6012]

If the teacher doesn't speak English fluently and without mistakes, you can forget any teaching!

[@najidsalam]

it isn,t communication !!!!!!!!!

[@permavag1207]

Total bollox

[@marquess1559]

the second you hear thailand and see that white guy face you onow he’s getting “new experiences” which dont include teaching 😂

[@alifjggj4964]

baecose lam

[@kimoanhtranthi117]

helpful English language video, Thanks. I will share with my students.

[@ie9rws]

This plump Thai English teacher said "If you dont know what does it means". It should be If you don't know what it means. No wonder people speak broken English all over the world.

[@plerpplerp5599]

Oh, good god, no.😳 This is awful. PPP is so outdated.

[@campbellbailey9614]

That woman is not speaking English.