CELTA - Classroom Management - Giving brilliant instructions

[@samirabekheira6336]

Clear instructions .increases the students' talking time 2.be decisive about the instruction. 3.be direct to talk less and not put more difficult to students 4. Commentating is unnecessary 5.write your instructions to be clear. 6 proceed by instruction and grade your language 7. Assess and not ask them of they understand.

[@ruhangizalekperova7992]

You are a PERFECT actor. it is a brilliant idea to showcase awful instructions to clear up the situation. Thanks a lot for your efforts!

[@elttraining]

Haha! Thanks

[@elenasuturina7306]

The beginning of the video is just amazing😄 you're a good actor.

[@elttraining]

Haha- I had fun making this one!

[@IdiomasOclock]

A fantastically helpful channel. Great work Jo. Thanks so much.

[@helenmarshall3799]

This is so helpful Jo. I'm about to teach a larger face-to-face group for the first time since CELTA training and I will certainly use these techniques and suggestions. Thanks so much. You are such an excellent tutor trainer.

[@elttraining]

Ah thanks! Have fun with your new class!

[@zeeshanalidadabhai]

This is helpful, I am on Day 5 of my F2F classes now and one of my action points is to give clear and concise instructions. Thank you

[@elttraining]

There’s lots more on the site at elt-training.com

[@diogomiceli1280]

I loved your video! I am still learning how to give instructions, and it is so hard! Teachers that have bad habits from previous experiences and initiate the CELTA pathway suffer a lot to provide instructions clearly, and precise! I know!

[@elttraining]

Yes- it’s the kind of thing that’s deceptive- it seems like it should be easy but it’s often not in practice!

[@teflieltsbusinessenglishte2007]

I love ypur sincere and helpful lectures. Thank you for your advices.

[@elttraining]

Ah thank you!

[@Tulase]

Great video as usual! This is an aspect of teaching that I struggle a little bit, so this kind of video is always helpful! Thanks!

[@sallygerman3299]

Brilliant video Jo.

[@libyancitz]

I'm about to take a CELTA course and I am a bit afraid. your notes were clear and helpful. Thank you much.

[@elttraining]

You’re welcome! Good luck with your CELTA. Check out www.elt-training.com for more!

[@MarkSinnottIreland]

really useful video. Concise, but very effective. Well done.

[@elttraining]

Ah thanks! There’s lots more at www.elt-training.com 😀

[@talissonbarbosa]

Amazing tips. Thank you so much!! Regards from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@elttraining]

You're so welcome!

[@ESOLinFarsi]

Thanks a lot for the crucial guidance on the CELTA giving instruction part of the teaching which I find extremely valuable!

[@alhaj01]

Amazing Tips! I found Them really helpful, thank you so much.

[@SweetShaymaa]

This was very useful. Thank you very much 😊

[@elttraining]

@@SweetShaymaa so pleased you like it! Lots more on my site!

[@jihadnoaman7529]

This is super helpful and amazing! Thank you

[@LKP-English]

Thank you for creating this video. Very informative and helpful.

[@elttraining]

You’re welcome! Check out my site for lots of other things and to sign up for my weekly helpful newsletter if you’re interested!

[@leonardniamh]

That was extremely funny but clearly helpful 😊😅😂

[@emiliafereday1444]

thank you Jo Gakonga!

[@mowaled5756]

You are a perfect tutor

[@pawnie5950]

As a novice teacher, your videos are so helpful. Thank you! What would you say is the best way to ask ICQs? To the whole class or do I nominate a learner?

[@elttraining]

It depends a bit on the size of the class, but nominating means that you have a chance of ensuring that the weaker learners understand! You might find this video helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKCUh5WlpcSGisU

[@pawnie5950]

@@elttraining Thank you :)

[@saraphanar6507]

Thank you so much! 😊👍

[@chouaibnabi3396]

You are the best of the best very professional

[@teacherbrunolucio]

Really nice class!

[@BM-wt3po]

I teach in a public school and not all the students in the class want to learn English and they make some trouble in the learning process. what should I do to them? may I kick them out of the class?

[@mohammedsaleh4732]

Your tips are valuable thanks alot 😊

[@Sarah-ds1lg]

Dear Jo, I have a question regarding the celta grading system. I've asked our main course tutor once about the requirements, but she kind of gave a vague answer. It seems a lot of my colleagues from different countries have gotten the same kind of answer. but seriously we've never had any guideline for grading.. my question is if u forget one CCQ to check meaning, and the lesson is damn near perfect, would you still get an 'above average' Lesson plan? I know there is no perfect lesson plan, but seriously.. it's intriguing! lol

[@pauljennings4587]

Very informative. less negative examples and only instructions on what to do. Many of us are trying to save time by just getting the key points. Great video otherwise. Thanks for posting.

[@IWriteMotto]

Is there a video on how to teach grammar? thank you so much in advance

[@elttraining]

Better than that- there’s a whole course to take you right through how to do it brilliantly! www.elt-training.com/course/teaching_communicatively

[@elttraining]

Or if you are wanting to know more about grammar itself, you might find these courses helpful www.elt-training.com/course/tenses or www.elt-training.com/course/grammar-for-language-teachers

[@tariksefic5628]

I remember my CELTA tutors telling us this. I struggled at the beginning but with practice it really becomes second nature. Good to refresh your memory - thanks for the video.

[@theindividualizt]

Most employers don't care about CELTA or Trinity; they want a native English speaker.

[@twoscoop4932]

even so, the skills learned from celta training will definitely make teaching more effective

[@theindividualizt]

@@twoscoop4932 yes, I totally agree on th one! Yet employee and students won't appreciate your high skills, and will want to pay you your value.

[@smendes2004]

fortunately, this is not true.

[@Aisha-de3ew]

That's not true. Often non native speakers have a better understanding of the language rules

[@HealthyLifestyleMotivation]

Great video and helpful for me

[@elttraining]

Thanks!

[@ni3467]

Good vid. But at times ppl dont consider some teachers have SEN needs. Just coz ur a teacher it doesnt go away.

[@chinonsodeborah8432]

❤😮❤

[@MA-bv8qv]

Can you please make a series of videos about games inside a classroom.😘😘🐩🐅💞

[@elttraining]

Have you seen my Communication Activities resource? It’s free! www.elt-training.com/course/communication-activities

[@leonardniamh]

😂😂😂😂😂 Day 1 Never again