Pratica di Shadowing: How to Be a Confident Teacher: 16 Tips to Unlock Your Potential - Impara a parlare inglese con i video
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So that ends the lesson and That's a review of the past and future tenses did Did everybody...
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did you all understand What?
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Did you all like the present?
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Well, that wasn't good.
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Confidence!
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So many teachers struggle with confidence in the classroom.
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Those feelings of inadequacy can be so crippling and powerful.
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As a teacher trainer for nearly 20 years, I've worked with over 3 ,000 English teachers at the language house,
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and confidence plays a huge factor in their success.
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I can tell you with absolute certainty that if a teacher doesn't feel confident in their teaching, And especially when they're up in front of the class, they won't last long.
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So how do you become more confident?
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Most of what we're covering in this video are slight changes to create a positive feedback loop.
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You'll do things that will make you look more confident.
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Because you look more confident, your students will respond to you better.
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Because they're responding to you better.
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That will make you more confident and so on.
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I've got 16 tips.
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Confidence begins!
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by clicking that subscribe button.
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It couldn't hurt.
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Tip number one is to control what you can control.
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The first thing that you can control is your appearance.
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So let's change that.
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Your appearance matters.
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Not only will it give you a little bit more of professionalism, but it will help you feel more confident when you step foot into the classroom.
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This doesn't mean you have to dress like a penguin.
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but you should dress at a level that's greater than your students.
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You're also going to want Deodorant.
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A mint.
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mouthwash and even a change of clothes.
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You're going to keep these things at the school at all times in case you have an accident.
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Another thing that I can control is usually the classroom itself.
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Take an inventory of how everything looks, arrange the desks, add new pictures or things if you can.
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You want to modify this space so it looks like your own.
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The more you feel comfortable in the classroom, the more that's going to boost your confidence.
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Number two: Know your students.
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If you are teaching a new class, ask the right questions to find out as much as you can about your students.
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How many students are going to be in the class?
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What's the nature of the class?
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What are their expectations?
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What's their age level?
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You might even connect with the past teacher of the class to find out
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if there are troubled students or things that you need to look out for.
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Case in point.
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I'm teaching a business class and and I know it's a business class, I can assume that the level of professionalism is going to need to be higher.
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Thus, the way that I dress, the way that I conduct myself, the type of materials that I use, are all going to be different.
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If I'd simply walk into that business class without being aware of that, it's going to throw me off a bit and that's going to decrease my confidence.
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I've got a great video covering teaching your first class, check it out.
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In short, the more I know about my students, the more I can meet their expectations, the more I can plan material around things they like.
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Psst, if you really want to improve your confidence, train with me in Prague at the Language House with the rest of our talented staff.
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We train new teachers every single month on our four -week TEFL certification course.
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Teachers, get your materials right.
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The right materials will make your confidence and your lessons shine.
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It's gonna be hard to cover in this video what makes really good teaching materials, But I can give you a recommendation.
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If you are struggling in the production process and you feel it's dragging a bit,
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and it's taking a long time to produce materials for all of your lessons, do check out a company that I endorse called Fluentize.
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This is basically a lesson planning website where you go to their site
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and they have hundreds and hundreds of pre -made lesson plans.
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And if you use my code Chris20, you can get 20 % off.
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their entire site.
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It's the only company on my channel that I endorse, so do check them out and save some money.
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Fluentize is a game changer and a lifesaver.
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Use my code, get 20 % off, and enjoy.
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Thank you.
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Be an expert. or fake it.
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One of the main reasons why teachers lack confidence in the classroom is they don't feel confident
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in their own understanding of the material.
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Don't do that.
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Take the time in advance to really study up on whatever you're teaching.
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The more you know about it, the more breadth of information you have about the topic.
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the more confident you're going to be.
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The details matter.
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Students love it when they know that their teacher really knows their stuff down.
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If you step into a classroom and your knowledge of the subject matter is greatly higher than that of your students,
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you are naturally going to feel more confident.
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And if it's the reverse, Well, it's a nightmare.
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Thank you.
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Presence is everything.
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Aside from your clothes, you're gonna wanna work on your overall presentation.
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This is going to be your body posture, your hand gestures, and the overall way that you carry yourself.
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I've seen a lot of people who were clearly confident in real life get into the classroom, and it all falls apart.
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And the reason is that they simply were not used to their role as a teacher.
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They weren't used to having, you know, a dozen or so strangers look at them.
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If you can, get to your class early and really work on your posture, work on your body language,
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work on using big gestures when you interact with people and not just, you know, small little things like this.
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This classroom is your space.
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You command it.
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You'll also want to find a relaxed position too.
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You can't be straight as a board all of the time.
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That looks tense.
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Intense people don't give off that confident feel.
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So look in your classroom, find a spot where you can relax.
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I don't know, maybe put your feet up if you feel comfortable doing that, and get used to this state.
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Confident people are relaxed.
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in their own space your voice is king it's queen it's
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everything your teaching voice is the singular tool you have to teach your students
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so overlooked so important it's everything i've got a great video
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that deals with everything you need to do to improve your teacher's voice check it out over lowering your TTT,
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teacher talking time, Because confident people don't ramble.
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They don't talk a lot.
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They don't mumble.
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So everything needs to be clear, direct, you want a volume that is relatively high, but of course not overbearing.
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You don't want to be shouting at your students.
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You want to have some emotion in your voice.
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You want to have some inflection and tone in your voice.
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You want it to be when you speak, people will listen to you.
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and don't speak that much.
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All right.
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This may take a little bit of practice to get used to, so work on it.
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The way that I talk in real life is nothing like how I sound in the classroom.
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It's a different thing completely.
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Spend the time.
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and work on your teacher's voice, check out the video for more details.
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Practice with your peers.
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Your technical skill as a teacher matters.
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What a lot of teachers do before they teach is they look at their lesson.
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They go over it in their head and what they're supposed to do.
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That's not going to help.
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I recommend grabbing a co -worker, grabbing a peer.
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Grabbing a partner grabbing whoever, and practice the actual components of your lesson.
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If it's a language lesson, that's going to be all of your listening, CCQing, demos, in everything else that you need to teach well.
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But this can work for any type of teaching.
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I mean, people need to practice the actual skills.
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The more practice you have, the more confident you're going to feel when you do it in real life.
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Sitting and looking at your lesson is just going to stress you out, which is going to make you feel less confident when you actually have to do it.
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That's eight and that's a great start.
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Check out video number two and we'll finish off the list.
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Thanks so much for watching.
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Thank you.
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Grammatica ed espressioni nel contesto
- Controllare ciò che puoi controllare: Questa espressione implica che ci sono fattori dentro il tuo controllo, e sottolinea l'importanza della preparazione e della pianificazione.
- Conoscere gli studenti: Usa strutture interrogative per raccogliere informazioni. Domande come "Quanti studenti ci saranno?" possono aiutarti a conoscere meglio il tuo pubblico.
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Trappole comuni nella pronuncia
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