how to become a good toeic teacher, how will studentbe interested in learning english?
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I know next to nothing about toeic (other than it is japanese I think). But in general, being a good teacher and getting students interested has a lot to do with ones own (that is the teacher's) engagement. \n\nIf you love teaching, if your students can see you like the things you teach, it's sort of contagious. Also, chose some fun things to do in class. Read fun texts. Make fun exercises, i.e. small plays, acting, singing, use tv shows, lyrics from pop/ rock music - it depends a lot on the age of your students of course.\n\nSome teachers just seem to know how to do this by heart, others have to work a bit on it. It very rare that anybody absolutely can't do it (but it happens).\n\nA good teacher can make any subject interesting, a bad teacher can make any interesting subject boring...\n\nGood luck, and enjoy your teaching
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The first thing you should do is get some help with your English.  Once you do that, you'll be off to a great start!
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Learn goodly english first!
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You have to be a good teacher simply start by loving your students, try to put yourself in their shoes when they want you to solve their problems. Joke with them more often and be really close to their hearts, they open their hearts so easily, you'd be amazed!\n\nPlan lessons? I would say you have to learn it in college,  be experienced or ask any experienced teacher. I could give you a little advice but I am not sure if that's the way you write lesson plans in your country.\n\n1. Set inductions.\n2. Explainations.\n3. Group activies/ exercises.\n4. Discussion.\n5. Enrichments.\n\nThis is how we write it in Malaysia. Besides, I am sure there will be books telling you how to plan a lesson :) Hope it helps.
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I used to teach Koreans the English language. What I have noticed with them is that they're pretty okay with writing, the grammar and sentence structures, even the words are correctly used. But it's a different story when they actually try to speak English. My suggestion is that don't focus too much on the grammar. Having good grammar is great, but you won't always have a perfect one. Try to express yourself more using this language, if you can talk about your interests or other people's interest in your conversations. Listen very well too. I suggest also that you get a cassette tape and record conversations, then listen to it after a while, try to find out the things that are wrong and the things that are right. Learning a language will take a while, so just don't be too hard on yourself, language is about expression and communication so use English to its advantage and do not be bounded by the technicality of the grammar, it's helpful as well if you'll have a list of new words everyday and use them as much as possible.. That's all..
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As in everything in life, you should take your time,\ncreate goals, projects, work on ways to improve yourself in helping yourself achieve the things you want. Your very first step should be English lessons.\nGood Luck.
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I can recommend a course in good english. It's called GO TO SCHOOL you can find out more information on www.hai2u.com
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Well, if one is to be an English teacher, he or she would have to show mastery of the English language and exibit it in an oral fashion, not just on paper, to gain the respect of students and coleagues. How would it look yo your students if you talked like a redneck all the time( I don't mean anything bad to rednecks--I am one, and so is my entire family, I'm just trying to make a point)?\n\n"Hey, Bobby, you didn't bring a pencil, wijda-didja?"\n\nOh, yes. Good for a laugh and a few cocked eyebrows, but it just doesn't sound good coming from an English teacher's tongue. \n\nAn english teachers talks with their students on a daily basis, not only during lectures but casually as well. It wouldn't be very encouraging for an English teacher to fumble over his or her words ever other sentence. Besides, rather poor oral communication skills in a teacher might be very distracting to your pupils. My Social Studies teacher isn't the best speaker in the world, and sometimes I find myself concentrating on his poor ennunciation and rambling, devil-may care voice than what he is actually saying. Then, there are the students who would actually point out any mistakes you make during lectures--there are several in my science class who give our professor a hard time.\n\nGood oral communication is also the attitude in which you are speaking. If you sound bored and uninterested, the students will most likely drift off to TV-land, or focus more on what they want for supper rather than Romeo and Juliett. But if you sound excited and keep things interesting, you're more likely to keep their attention.\n\nSorry for the length of this, but I hope it helped you a bit.
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There are many methods.They are vvvvvvvvvvvvvery easy.See English channels.Go to teacher to study english.Spend many times with English books.But these all will work if you only have a feeling.
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You should talk to the students who are having difficulties and ask how you could improve your teaching skills.  Maybe you speak too fast and they don't hear everything you say.  Perhaps you're moving through the curriculum too quickly.  Maybe it's not you at all- they could have problems at home or be busy with a part-time job.  Look for different ways to teach- use words, pictures, hands-on activities, videos, pop-quizzes, technical manuals, etc.\n\nThe important thing is to communicate with your students and ask what YOU can do to help them.  However, I can't help but wonder if it could be a language problem.  English obviously isn't your first language, and I had real problems in university with a Teaching Assistant for Computer Science who was not able to communicate in English.  It could be that you're not yet at the point in your language acquisition where you're ready to be teaching.
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No need to take tuition for English. I can tell u how to improve. You need to, first of all, talk to ur eng. teacher. Tell her what your problem is. If ur pronounciation (pronounced as prununciation)is bad, talk to ur friends. They can point out your mistakes, nicely. If u  think English is tough,you're 101% wrong. It's one of the easiest subjects and my favourite. Writing skills are the best. Pull your imagination lever to ur best. If u have a problem in reading English fluently, keep practicing till u r perfect. My frend had a pronounciation problem. She used to say probaably instead of probably ( & many more), but we pointed it out and now she can say it nicely. Watch English movies and serials daily. Read English classics. Talk to urself. Try 2 get into the language.\n\nTIPS: Watch Full House on Zee Cafe. Read Wuthering Heights and Agatha Christie, if u r 10-12, read, write, listen and understand. Thats the key to learning good English.It can improve u a lot.
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The best way is to study for it. Even if you are a native english speaker. It may sound strange, but to study in foreign countries where english is the language you still have to take the TOEFL. There are many good study guides available. Get one from your local book store. Also, it is a good idea to read for 30 minutes a day in english. Then, write one page about what you have read.
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your question is not clear. is it where i can learn or why i should learn? presuming that you want to learn English, you can learn it by joining English speaking institutes in your town . if you continuously read good English papers, you will on one day become master of English language.
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Fluency in English?   Watch tv in English.  Practice English with anyone that speaks it.  It doesnt matter whether you make mistakes ylu will learn on the way.  Read out loud from books or subtitles under films.   Read books ..general knowledge, encylopaedias Watch Discovery Channel on Tv and watch all teaching channels.  It wont take you long.  The  more you read the more fluent you will become.  You will learn how to spell and form proper sentences also.  Dont feel embarrassed if you dont know ASK someone and they will help you out.
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Speaking from experience, I would suggest that you put yourself in an environment that you have to speak English in order to survive. In such an environment, you will learn English very quickly. To learn good English, you need to surround yourself with people whose first language is English; you do that just so you can learn to speak English with the correct accent. English conversation partners would be one of the best ways for you to practice English. You can also listen to English talk show on radio to practice your listening skills. \n\nI have no idea which country you are living in.  Please don't take what I am going to say wrong; please understand that I am also a Chinese (from Hong Kong) and this is just my observation.  I am living in the US.  If you live in China or any Chinese speaking country, what I am going to say probably won't apply to you.  What I want to say is, when I first came over to the US to attend university, I noticed that a lot of Chinese always hung out together.  While there is nothing wrong with hanging around Chinese people, but since they only hang around with Chinese, learning English is only for class and not so much for socializing.  Understanding English in class is relatively easy because you are more alert to certain words.  Say for eample, if you are taking a math class, you are more alert to the math terminology.  But in a regular conversation with your friends, there is no set topic and the topics can change many times during a conversation.  To truly learn English, you have to be able to understand any regular conversations with your friends.  At first, you may feel lost when the topics are changing in a conversation.  In times, you will be able to catch up.   That's why I suggest you to put yourself in an environment where you absolutely have to speak English in order to survive.  Since you cannot fall back on Chinese (because nobody understands Chinese), it forces you to use English more often and so your English skills can improve.
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Better you try self study & watch more english movies ,day 2 day practice will help you to speak good english
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I am a professor of English studies in Guangzhou, China. There are students who actually scan TOEFL, ESL, and TOEIC books to send to people who are in an English Corner chat room via the e-mail. The books are too expensive for most Chinese. There are some unscrupulous individuals that can actually re-print the material and sell them for half price.\nIf you think these methods are right for you, you can go to Yahoo Search and type in English Corner Chat Rooms. Sorry, as a professor, I am not allowed to give out this sort of information.