Hello everyone, I am in my 1st year of university, studying Education for both Primary and Secondary. I am quite nervous coming up to my first teaching rounds, and was hoping to get a few pointers from current, experienced teachers.
My main fear is... # How do i construct an interesting lesson that the students will enjoy?
As teachers of Literacy.... # What activity have you conducted in class that has been highly informative as well as very enjoyable? # What did you teach the class? # How did you go about putting that class together?
Thanks for taking a few mins out to listen to my request, and i hope you have a few more mins to answer my question.
Very much appreciated, All the best, Laura (Melbourne, Australia)
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Well in my limited experience, I have found that using literature pieces as a spring board is particularly effective. For example you can discuss a short story and use the characters and situations in your grammar example. Or have them correct the grammar of poem, since poems have a lot of overlooked errors due to poetic license. Hope this will help.