How to Structure Your English Language Lessons Effectively

[@ELTExperiences]

Happy teaching! Any questions, remember to ask. Also don't forget to join our Discord community: discord.gg/HxAhxEy5. 😊

[@bambi13100]

Hello Martin. thanks a lot for your videos! It's helpful as I am going to start teaching on-line.Plus your voice is very relaxing and reminds me when I was studying in London a long time ago!

[@ELTExperiences]

Thank you so much for your comment and I’m so pleased that you find my voice comforting.

[@iandavis6952]

You've gotten a better teacher I saw some of your older videos. They weren't bad but you seem more at ease

[@ELTExperiences]

Thank you ever so much and pleased you have watched my older videos. I am rather embarrassed by them to be honest.

[@surrindersingh74]

Excellent video, just like the rest in your series - so professionally done, Martin.

[@anneel6174]

You have taken a huge load off of my shoulders! Thank you so much for guiding us through the "unknown"😊

[@ELTExperiences]

Happy to help!

[@alitabaraie7683]

Could you do a detailed video about how to make a lesson plan? Let's say the student's goal is to boost their grammar or speaking for example? Thanks.

[@ELTExperiences]

That is a great idea and I will add this to my list of possible future videos. 😊

[@alitabaraie7683]

@@ELTExperiences I'd be deeply grateful! Thank you, sir!

[@lukasfil]

Martin, thank you so much for this. 🙏Your channel has been a great help in easing my way into the world of teaching English online. Just a suggestion: perhaps this video could benefit from being structured into chapters for easier navigation. 🤷

[@ELTExperiences]

Haha! I see what you did there. Usually KZbin provide automatic chapters for the video but seeing as they have not yet, I will add them to the description. Thanks and so pleased you enjoyed the video in its entirety. 😅

[@Pedro-bu8xd]

Outstanding Sir!!!