Teaching speaking skills / Functional language TESOL Course

Watch a session from the part-time TESOL course at Wits Language School, Johannesburg during which Andrew Drummond demos a lesson focusing on using the PPP methodology to present functional language of interrupting, followed by an analysis of the role of each stage of the lesson. Thanks to Kelly Woodrow for shooting the video. Please also download the powerpoint shown on screen: www.dropbox.com/s/01iics5b1fl...

[@muddywaterhowlinwolf]

When I started my MA TESOL program in the summer of 2014, I could not find any quality videos on CZcams demonstrating exemplary ESOL teaching. I was about to step back into the ESOL classroom, and I wanted guidance. I could read a book or talk to a professor, but I couldn't see anyone who was giving me TESOL-related advice actually putting the advice into practice.
Thanks to Andrew Drummond and his team at Wits, the situation is very different today. As an aspiring TESOL professional, I immensely appreciate these videos. It's one thing to read how ESOL should be taught; it's another to see someone demonstrate, step by step, how a good ESOL lesson comes together. Thank you Andrew Drummond and team! Please keep up your amazing work!

[@AndrewDrummondELT]

That's too kind!

[@meghnasingh8444]

Very nice videos.So useful for ESL teachers.Great job!

[@mahya1542]

I will be have demo this weekend
I am very stressed out . Thank you very much of this helpful video ❤

[@jiananli5459]

Great class, Sir. Thank you very much for sharing

[@chandrashekharupadhyaya6530]

Very much informative session Sir. Thank you Sir 🙏🙏

[@charliechen7208]

great demo and thank you very much

[@devarajuakil1068]

Informative session. Thank you

[@milamila7145]

Thank you for shearing!

[@meghanadharne7438]

Very nice video thank you

[@Sarvebhavntusukhinah1111]

Very interesting video

[@dr.surendraparmar2336]

Thanks very much.

[@Dalelmokni]

can you provide us with the handouts please?

[@meghanadharne7438]

Very nice video.so helpful

[@shakespearaamina9117]

amazing thanks!

[@nesmaelshafie7287]

The volume is very low, thanks anyways

[@zakarialakiri]

Thank you sir!
COncerning the free practice, do we actually put it at the production stage or at the previous stage?

[@shobhaahirrao1866]

Thank you🙏

[@ramsinhparmar8658]

Great class sir

[@bidhanhazra3071]

Very informative session

[@lt.r.b.chaudhary4328]

Informative and useful session sir

[@sohaibrahim4384]

thank you loads

[@mukeshmahale7281]

Thanks for sharing

[@AVIJITDAS-ty4ki]

Thank you sir

[@abdulrahmanamer7841]

I cant download the Powerpoint
plzz help me

[@aparnadas5277]

Useful video

[@hemantsuthar8110]

Thanks

[@ravidekani9300]

Good session.

[@user-iv9nn4wd6w]

Very nice...

[@5ashisbiswas7]

Interesting class

[@vindyyusovi4125]

Sir it's very nice videos but it would be better if you can make the audio (i mean your voice) a lil bit louder. So that I can hear your voice clearly. Thank you

[@AndrewDrummondELT]

Thanks.

[@mahlik4495]

T stands for Teacher, SS stands for Students, and TL stands for Target Language. Good luck

[@vandanarami9574]

Very useful

[@lt.r.b.chaudhary4328]

Very nice sir

[@dr.srikant2251]

Thank you

[@drtaraknathchattopadhyay1776]

Good topic.

[@vishnulande7202]

Nice video

[@adithyaadiga10]

Good video

[@hoangongtrinh9179]

Dear, aren't Yes/No questions supposed to be uttered with rising intonation at the end ???

[@hatemhalal2615]

It's useful.

[@LamaSaadieh-cn6yp]

plz can you send me the photo of the dialogue ?

[@touatimohamed1210]

Thank you for all the efforts .. I just have a quick question : what is meant by CCQs !

[@Piecemaker_187]

They are Closed Clarification Questions. (the question you ask checking understanding of the specific language)

[@aunyvomzorro]

They are Concept Checking Questions. They are used to clarify whether your students understand what was taught in class before moving on to the next part of the lesson. ICQs are Instruction Checking Questions. They are used to make sure that the students understand the instructions that you have given them.

[@user-mh9zw5wf3f]

May I ask what the difference between freer practice and production is? I can't hear trainees' answers. Thank you!

[@caan74]

The poor sound quality makes it difficult to watch. Fortunately you can turn on the closed captions. I am just wandering if anything can be made or if anybody could fix the sound. It is muffled, it is way too low.

[@brotigayen6858]

Nice.

[@user-di4wn9rk4y]

Useful lecture about speaking skills
-Dr Virenkumar Pandya
BDK ARTS AND COMMERCE COLLEGE GADHADA

[@sunilprajapati2310]

Good👍

[@PrehistoricMeatEater]

Making sure the audience can hear you (nudge nudge) is paramount.

[@biswajitpanda1363]

Thank

[@taghreedriyati3846]

I am a teacher i finished only English diploma,,can I take this course to improve my self

[@jillannettejohnson]

With a few modifications the sentence structures you wrote would be correct if they were formatted as:
I am a teacher.
I finished my English diploma.
Can I take this course to improve myself?
So yes, in my opinion, you just have improved your language skills by practicing your writing.

[@moumitasarkar6895]

Nice

[@beber844]

volume of this video is so low =(

[@shardazac]

Sound is very low.

[@archana_gamit]

Good

[@saber26ful]

The sound is horrible

[@springapple123]

can't hear him properly.

[@AH-rv7co]

Really a great video.Just that instead of CCQ it is ICQ before seting up the debate task in this case.Nevertheless great work.

[@auliamuflichatun3828]

What does ICQ mean sir?

[@kaleidoscopeeeee]

@@auliamuflichatun3828 Instruction checking questions

[@harveysp5899]

the voice is not clear sadly

[@hirji129]

Good Evening

[@jinanyousif5443]

It's not clear and the valum is very low

[@aahabashey]

Why can't they get a decent camera person?

[@saber26ful]

This is a great video, but the sound is awful.

[@jillannettejohnson]

presentation freezer spelling check

[@AtriRajgor]

सरस

[@kmb1964]

terrible audio and shaky camera man....

[@fenrirwolvs8537]

Boring class

[@masoodahmed5305]

Nice

[@gayatrigovalvanshinanda6921]

Good

[@naughtykids8697]

Nice

[@c.b.inalli1841]

Nice

[@prof.dr.jalpapatelaadhyapa2898]

Nice