I want to prepare an assesment form to observe English teachers. What should I put in? Any source? Site?
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Try these\n Accurate Reading\nAppropriate Pausing\nWords clearly Spoken,   \nPrinciple ideas Emphasized\nCorrect Pronunciation,  \n Enthusiasm\nFluent Delivery\nSuitable Volume\nWarmth and Feeling\n Gestures and Facial Expressions\nVisual contact   \n  Naturalness\nGood Personal Appearance \n Poise\nChoice of words \n Voice Quality\nMain points stand out \n Interest-arousing Introduction\nEffective conclusion   \nAccuracy of statements\nInformative to Audience \n Effective use of questions\nAccurately timed     \n Understandable to others\nEffort to reach Audience\n Choice or Words\nEncouragement of Audience Participation\n\nBest Wishes
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Put message in the local paper. Contact schools with your details and as above said put it on school notice boards. Equally you could look for home schooling groups and societies and advertise there. My Brother found his private tutor through school because they had told his english teacher their details. You could get a website this will be easily accesible for a lot of people who want to check you out quickly without having to ring or drop in. Create cards and flyers with simple details so parents know what they are getting
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I would cite examples that people in your school would agree with such as local students raising money for charity or doing volunteer work.\n\nIf you could look through your school newspaper for examples or your local paper, that would make a big impression.
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Try contacting your local school district.  Many run English classes!
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You want a form.\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp
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Try 'Dave's ESL Cafe'.  It is for both teachers and students of English and it contains games, puzzles, exercises and even lesson plans.  I'm an English teacher and I use it all the time.  I also think that it would be great for students to use by themselves.
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write about what makes the school a great school and why you want to go there.   Include all the educational type stuff you can think of instead of things like "because it's the closest".\n\nWhat's the essay for?  If it is a class placement type thing where they want to see what level English you need, write about whatever you want to.  Double check your spelling, punctuation, run on sentences, etc
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i guess something that is applicable? i checked the dictionary, but they don't have an adjective form...\n\nmaybe you should ask your friend? or the teacher/lecturer :)
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I work as a sub in Ohio, and even though there are an over abudence of teachers here it's still easy to pretty much get as many days as you want.  The secret is to sign up at like two or three school districts and not restrict yourself to just your subject area and grade.  I'm a 7-12 English teacher, but I've subbed all subjects and everything from grades 4-12.  Don't limit yourself.  And try to get into school districts that use an internet based call off system.  That way you can check for things on the internet and through a phone call. Super easy.  Happy job hunting.
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teacherdirect.com or order catalog\neducationessentials.com  also catalog\nif you need more info email me
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There are a bunch of sites - search teacher quotes -http://www.nea.org/teacherday/quotes.html?mode=print
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Try this, but remember, teachers are getting smarter about plagerizing...if you copy it word-for-word, expect an F, but if you site the sources, this should help.
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I would organize by school district.\n\nElementary Teacher - Happytown School District\nSept 2006 - Present\n- talk \n- about\n- your\n- current \n- job\n\nElementary Teacher - Smileville School District\n2001 - 2006\n- Taught and created lessons and units for students in Grade 1 and Grade 2\n- Provided support for students with various special needs (behavioural, social, cognitive) in Grade 3, 4 and 5\n- Worked in both urban and rural schools [or something else to indicate you worked in two schools and adapted to their differences]\n- talk\n- more\n- about\n-  your\n- job
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For exercises, I would try Harvey's Revised English Grammar - it's on old grammar book they used to use, like in the one-room schoolhouses.  I bought it for homeschooling my kids, and the exercises are wonderful.  For a reference text, I would try Elements of Style by Strunk & White.  You should be able to find it at amazon, but it's also available in full text online.
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Yours is one of the few questions on the list that is grammatically correct, with the words spelled correctly (except that English should have a capital E at the beginning) and with correct punctuation. From those indications, I think you are already on the track toward using good English. For further improvement in speaking and writing English, talking daily with people who speak it well and writing assignments for a teacher's review would help a lot. You could do both in a night school class.
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Here are some of my favorites!\n\nWorksheets:\nhttp://www.kidzone.ws/\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/fish/printouts/index.shtml (some parts require membership -- much is free)\nhttp://www.teach-nology.com/worksheets/critical_thinking/people_that/ (Again, parts are free)\nhttp://www.superkids.com/ (I especially love the math worksheets.)\nhttp://www.first-school.ws/theme/animals/cp_farm.htm\nhttp://penmanship.donnayoung.org/k_1nf.htm\nhttp://penmanship.donnayoung.org/charts.htm\n\nHealth and Nutrition:\nhttp://www.dairycouncilofca.org/globals/glob_down.htm\n\nFree books/grammar helps/literature:\nhttp://www.readinga-z.com/newfiles/previewdownload.html\nhttp://owlet.letu.edu/ (Parts of this site "forbidden" -- parts accessible.  Example: http://owlet.letu.edu/grammarlinks/punctuation/punct1s3.html , http://owlet.letu.edu/grammarlinks/punctuation/punct1s1.html )\nhttp://home.comcast.net/~gpc3/formal_essay.htm (A little older than 10 - The Formal Essay)\n\n\nUnless you are very new to home schooling, I think you will know about Home School Legal Defense Association.  http://www.hslda.org There is a membership fee for access to all of their services, but I know it is well worth the money.  We have used their services numerous times over the past few years, and have found them to be very available and extremely helpful. \n\nLegal forms and advice:\nhttp://www.hslda.org (Membership required for much of this site.)\n\nFor information, advice, and support when homeschooling a special needs child:\nhttp://www.nathhan.com/\n\nGiven time, I could probably dredge up other sites that we have used, but these sit on my desktop on in my favorites as the ones I go to often.\n\nBlessings to you.\n______
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5 minutes FLIES by when you're teaching.  If you're doing Teach for America or a Teaching Fellows program, you'll be in a group of 10-12 other people.  You could give them each a line of a simple poem and have them line themselves up in the order they think the poem should go.  Once they agree on an order (I'd give them about a minute and use a timer), have them read their sentences in the order they decided.  Then you could have a discussion of why they put it in this order.  (i.e. why the story flows that way, what changes they might make having heard it, maybe how the tone changes when the sentences switch).\nAt the end you could read the poem how it was written as a conclusion.  If time, let the students reflect on the experience.\n\nAnyhow, hope this helps.  Good luck with your sample lesson!!