What do the Magnificent Seven and Communicative Language Teaching have in common?

[@TeacherNa3im]

The way you make us reflect on our teaching IS undeniably helpful and eye-opening. It's critical for any teacher to understand what's under the hood. Thank you.

[@dragansimic367]

Couldn't agree with you more!

[@76edwierdo]

Today's textboks have definerively improve their approach with more CLT activities that in the past. I have use them in class to teach my students and they are realky welcomed by students. I appreciate your teaching tips, theyre really enlightning and helpful in today's society, in my case, Mexican society

[@elttraining]

Ah thanks!

[@hananechmale6464]

Always shining. Thank you for your insightful videos.

[@dragansimic367]

The Magnificent Jo Gakonga!

[@elttraining]

Haha! Nice thought! Thanks

[@justme-bm9it]

Thank you so much , On Friday I have an exam and I must know all the methods to teach English and I was crying, because I didn't understand this aaah, I must learn the 13 methods by heart :,(

[@caro1591]

Brilliant explanation. Thank you.

[@jeinnateguessous9618]

Always such a pleasure watching your insightful and exceptional videos!!! Your smile and lightheartedness make your content even more compelling. Many thanks.

[@akbarrana9115]

Excellent way of presenting a very big topic in an easily absorable manner. My best pick from this is 'how to break the ice' by personalizing learning.

[@elttraining]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@xiangningsu5882]

When I learned French at university classes, my teachers used my mother language-Chinese-to explain French, often asking us to make translations. As a result, I made limited progress, by the end of the first semester, I only know how to ask weather, and I don’t know how to speak or listen what the French people said. Then I went to Alliance Francaise, where teachers taught in French, and I had plenty of chances to speak and play games. As a result, I made huge progress, I can communicate with the French. I even passed DALF C1 in the end. CLT really matters

[@НатальяРождественская-б9ш]

Thank you for giving such helpful advice.

[@elttraining]

You're really welcome! Check out my site for more...

[@priorem]

I love watching your videos! You're so generous and kind! Thanks for your lovely work

[@elttraining]

Ah- thanks- I'm so pleased you like them :)

[@yuanan6100]

I love your videos. They're very practical and reflective. Thank you:D

[@elttraining]

Ah- you’re welcome!

[@TakinKhorasanchian]

thank you

[@barbaracannizzaro41]

Thank you!

[@amandarichel8762]

Worth watching

[@winstonchurchill7146]

Ok. Now, how do I do all that??

[@elttraining]

@@winstonchurchill7146 if you want some help, you could try my Teaching Grammar Communicatively course (and look at the other materials on my site)… www.elt-training.com/course/teaching-communicatively

[@mohammadsaifahmad-fh9li]

Doctor Jo, I greatly admire your work and appreciate the valuable insights you share. If you don’t mind me asking, does your complete online package on your site include obvious techniques to apply in the class for teaching listening, speaking, reading, and writing?

[@elttraining]

@@mohammadsaifahmad-fh9li hi Mohammed- thanks for your interest in the courses. There’s lots of information on the website so hopefully that’ll help and there’s a seven day money back guarantee on everything in case it’s not what you wanted. 😀Hope that helps.

[@justme-bm9it]

How do you make a lesson or classroom plan? How is it prepared😢

[@elttraining]

I’ve got a great online course for this www.elt-training.com/course/lesson-planning

[@ahmedhashim307]

Keep it up ❤

[@elttraining]

I'm planning to!!

[@l07knvn]

16:20

[@leonardniamh]

😅😅😅😅😅