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(SHABS) We did the 16 personalities test together.

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(SHABS) We did the 16 personalities test together.

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Trudy liked it a lot. The test has a lot of questions with options that will be gathered later on to see the kind of personality one has. In each question and answer that Trudy chooses, she explains to me why she chose it and how she feels about certain types of situations. It helps me to get to know her well and at the same time, she practices explaining what she feels in English while she's having fun.

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Student: Kang Seo jin

Teacher: Nath

While talking about how his day went, I showed him my small Rubik's cube. Then he also got his. I asked him if he knows how to fix it, but he doesn't. So I told him that we will fix it together. We started by solving 1 color side which is the color white. We watched a video on how to do it, and then I also showed him how to do it. Slowly, we have almost solved it. We will finish solving it for the next class. Seo jin was usually distracted and not attentive, but when we had this activity, he was attentive and focused during our class.

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Student: Kang Seo hyun

Teacher: Nath

Seo hyun's dinner was Vietnamese Spring rolls. While we are having free talking, she told me that she made the spring rolls and that she also likes cooking. So I thought on making a recipe book about it. The next class, we prepared a pen and a paper. She told me the ingredients. Then, I explained how to simply do it. We made it together. For next time, we will try to put drawings in our recipe book.

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PBL (Writing Activity)

Student: Jung Yeon Ji

Teacher: Lian

Progress of the Lesson:

I always starts our class by asking her if she was okay or if she’s happy or sad today. We discussed the red cat phonic book. When we finished reading the book, I asked her to write the words that she will hear from me on her paper.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yWTXYeT3-7jieli1I6O0LtmJZPhBY8Zd/view?usp=drive_link

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(SHABS) I made my own padlet for my students' PBL activities

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(SHABS) I made my own padlet for my students' PBL activities

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(SHABS) Part 1, Lesson: PBL - How to look for grammatical errors in own essay using GPT. 

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(SHABS) Part 1, Lesson: PBL - How to look for grammatical errors in own essay using GPT. 

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Student: Seung bin.

I noticed that grammar is a huge weakness of seung bin. We did PBL by using chat gpt. He learned how to use it to help him make his own essays more grammatical. I hope he applies this in our next lessons especially when writing essays. Afterwards, we read a short JW article and he made a short essay about it, and sed what he learned about chat gpt to make his essay grammatical.

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While teaching, I noticed the student looked bored, so we played a game of rock-paper-scissors. We practice how to say 'rock-paper-scissors' in English. It helped change the mood in the class.

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I know my student likes K-pop dance, so I'm thinking of asking them to teach me some dance steps. I'm not sure if it's appropriate in a Zoom setting, but I want to give it a try

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Level: Intermediate

Lesson: Jobs and Occupations

Progress of the lesson:

Done with the vocabularies, discussions, and grammar.

PBL Approach: (Job Interview)

I used Chat GPT to ask for sample Interview questions aligned with the level of my student.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13dCXypLtLhFKCKPsrJ9RQovj98-8INV7/view?usp=drive_link

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Progress of the Lesson:

Level: Beginner

Letter Q review

Learning with Gestures: Many, I ate, Cold, and Hot.

PBL Approach: Drawing and Coloring

Comments:

Ah Rang has a short attention span so I tried to engage her to class through drawing and coloring.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xx8XNp4CvKZc6pqBra-wJZ5zqNWwbsi3/view?usp=sharing

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Lesson: Super Simple Songs

Progress of the lesson: They are already good at simple vocabularies such as like, big, small, and so on... So, I tried to check their other vocabularies such as parts of the body. We tried to learn it through song and gestures.

Gestures with Song: Parts of the Body

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10lx7T0c66RbMBZjSXlAfXLHw15Fkc456/view?usp=drive_link

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Level: Beginner Adult

Lesson: Clothes

Next: PBL Approach (Games)

Progress of the Lesson: We are done with the vocabularies, so we have to learn the grammar next. We learned it through games on the web.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13dCXypLtLhFKCKPsrJ9RQovj98-8INV7/view?usp=drive_link

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Lesson: Speaking Class; Chat GPT lesson: Charades game

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Lesson: Speaking Class; Chat GPT lesson: Charades game

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Student: Choi Seo Hyun

Level: Intermediate

Teacher: Raq Ilao

Seo Hyun was good in taking up the speaking class. She makes sentences in a better way and talking carefully. She's happy always but when we first tried 'charades games' using Chat GPT, it added more her energy in the class, and it goes very well. Seo Hyun expresses herself more and she's good in this point.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bm5q4QvWXlFOoTUSqaQ86sJWvTh0xhTv/view?usp=sharing

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Kim tae hyun (trudy) absolutely finds trivia, history, and science very catchy and interesting. We watched a history/documentary video and made a short essay about it. She told me what fascinated her about the video and how it contributed a fresh perspective to her. She liked it and said she had fun.

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Chae Bin drew 5 different animals' faces in different balloons. Teacher drew one animal too. They gave each animal a name and created a story. Inside the story are some conversations of the animals. The story is not yet finished though.

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Student: Lee Yoon Jin

Teacher: Lian

Progress of the lesson:

I asked her about her interests and hobbies after realizing that she was capable in reading and writing short sentences. She said that she really enjoyed drawing, so I asked her to draw something for our next lesson that had to do with constructing sentences. In that way she can do the things that she likes and gain knowledge at the same time.

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Student: Kim Da Yoon

Teacher: Lian

Progress of the lesson:

Ever since our first lesson, we have only done reading. However, I thought about asking some questions to her using AI Tools such as Papago, and allow her to respond in writing. We also conducted some short interviews. I then realized that she enjoys engaging in such activities.

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Student: Seo Kyung

Teacher: Lian

Progress of the lesson:

Seo Kyung has always been serious during our class. When I try to get her to watch stories from vooks.com before we start our lesson, I realize that she prefers to watch videos rather than read.After watching. I will ask her some questions about the videos that she have watched. In that way, I can tell if she truly understands what she was watching. Also, whenever we read short stories, we draw some activities after.

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Student: Kang Seo Jin

Teacher: Nath

Progress of the lesson:

Seo jin is always quiet and shy during our class. More often, he is quite distracted or not focused. Our lesson is about Let's go Book 2, but he seems uninterested. So I asked him what he wants to do. I gave him options like drawing, watching videos/music, play a game or read. He said he wanted to play a game. We played Find the difference game. He participated in the class and practiced some of the words.

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Student: Eon Seo

Teacher: Amazey

While having free talk, Eon Seo and I got to talk about our favorite place to go with our family. So I decided to use the PBL approach in our class at that time. I remember that she likes to draw so I asked her to draw her favorite place, which is an amusement park. She drew her favorite ride in the amusement park while I also participated in our activity as I drew my favorite place which is the sea. After we finished our drawing, we showed it to each other and I asked her to explain her drawing. I also asked some questions regarding her drawing that will allow her to speak more and be able to practice her English thinking ability. She really enjoyed the class. After the class, I asked her if the class was fun and she said "It is very very very fun".

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IScream Lesson: Free Talking & RAZ Short Story 

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IScream Lesson: Free Talking & RAZ Short Story 

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Student: Hyun Min

Teacher: Jhai

Progress of the lesson: The student has a pet parrot whose name is Jack and he always talks about his pet. I thought that maybe we could talk about it so that he could enjoy the class more and not be sleepy. So I asked questions about his parrot and Hyun Min said a lot about his parrot, such as its age, type, and its food. He even showed that it was talking, and the parrot did talk (he said '아니요- aniyo), so we were very happy. He even brought Jack to the sink so I could see that his parrot enjoyed playing in the water. Because of those things, the class became more interactive and lively!

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CUsxeX3yu1fqP7E-v6hwlhw3fCcs_Nrp/view?usp=drive_link

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IScream Lesson: Free Talking (Video Showing & Comments)

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IScream Lesson: Free Talking (Video Showing & Comments)

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Student: Ye Ji

Teacher: Jhai

Progress of the lesson: Ye Ji has been my student for a long time, we spend more time in free-talking and she has become my friend. Our conversations are fun, but sometimes we run out of topics and end up talking about whatever, which is not a bad thing though. But I thought, that in order to make our conversations more meaningful and refreshing, I suggested to her that maybe we could try to watch a short video from our website (jw.org) once a week and that is what we will talk about in the whole class. She happily agreed and said that it was a great idea! So next week, we will start such a strategy. I will update again on what the result of that idea is.

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Lesson: EPIC! books.                      Series: Meals Around the World (MEXICO)

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Lesson: EPIC! books.                      Series: Meals Around the World (MEXICO)

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Me and Park Beom Jin free talked at first about the video contents he loves to watch. And he told me that he likes mukbang videos. So we read a Kids book with different snacks from Mexico. At the end of the book, there was a short and simple leche flan recipe page. With PBL approach, he made a short and simple recipe of his favorite Korean snack. He laughed and agreed to do it. He later on read it to me before we ended the class.

I did the same with his sister Park su in. I talked to her about the things she likes, and to my surprise her answer was similar. She told me she just finished watching food videos from her favorite food vlogger, and she even showed the vlog to me. We ended up making food recipes too before we finished the class. Su in made a recipe of making a tteokbokki.

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Seung bin always tells me how he likes reading books and watching videos about trivia, history, and science.

We watched a TED-ED video (The psychology of narcissism - W. Keith Campbell)

He made a short essay of how the new information about this disorder fascinated him, what he thinks the disadvantages are, and how this information contributed a fresh perspective for him. He seemed very interested, and had fun.

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Project Name: International Exchange and Learning Activities via Zoom

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Project Name: International Exchange and Learning Activities via Zoom

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Key Points: Every week, we will organize online gatherings for elementary school students with various themes. In these gatherings, we will engage in the following activities:

1. Escape Room Games: Participants will challenge themselves to escape from a room by understanding and following hints and instructions provided in English, promoting teamwork and problem-solving skills.

2. Solving Math Problems: Students will enhance their mathematical abilities and grasp mathematical concepts in English by solving math problems presented in English.

3. Quiz Competitions: By participating in quizzes on various topics, students will improve their knowledge and enhance their English language skills.

Target Participants:

Elementary school students from South Korea

Elementary school students from the Philippines

Elementary school students from Malaysia

Elementary school students from other countries

Number of Participants: No limitations

Objectives:

1. Language Skill Enhancement: South Korean elementary school students will have the opportunity to communicate in English, thereby improving their language proficiency.

2. Learning Global Perspectives: Interacting with students from different countries will enable them to understand different cultures and develop a global perspective.

3. Academic Motivation: Students from the Philippines, Malaysia, and other countries will meet South Korean students and gain motivation and interest in subjects like mathematics and science.

This project aims to provide international exchange and learning opportunities in an online environment, offering students diverse experiences and knowledge.

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English Lesson Plan: Utilizing Khan Academy

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English Lesson Plan: Utilizing Khan Academy

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English Lesson Plan: Utilizing Khan Academy

Target Audience: Students with English reading comprehension skills at the 2nd-3rd grade level based on U.S. standards or at a level approximately equivalent to Raz Plus Book Level P.

Objectives:

Improve students' English reading comprehension skills.

Enhance English communication skills while learning mathematical concepts.

Enhance English speaking abilities through repeated reading and memorization.

Lesson Content:

1. Students will orally read descriptive questions provided to them multiple times.

2. Whenever possible, students will explain the reasons for their answers in English.

3. Vocabulary Understanding: If unfamiliar words come up, students will use tools such as Papago, translation apps, or Bing to understand the words and practice pronunciation.

Optional:

Watching video lectures is optional. Students can choose to use video lectures based on their level and comfort.

It is not necessary to align the lessons with specific grade levels. Students can progress through the lessons at their own pace and according to their English proficiency and interests.

Mathematics content is selected to be comfortably used as English lesson material. Choosing slightly easier math content allows students to practice English with confidence.

Learning Objectives:

Students will enhance their English reading comprehension skills while gaining an understanding of mathematical concepts.

Improvement of mathematical vocabulary and expression skills will lead to a better grasp of mathematical concepts.

Students will develop the ability to understand and explain mathematical content in English.

This lesson aims to improve students' English speaking skills through repeated reading and memorization exercises.

This lesson plan offers flexibility tailored to students' English proficiency and math comprehension while prioritizing the enhancement of their English speaking abilities.

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English Teaching Guide: Storybook Translation Exercise

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English Teaching Guide: Storybook Translation Exercise

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Objective: To help students translate a Korean storybook into English, with the teacher providing feedback on grammatical accuracy and vocabulary choices.

Context: The teacher, who does not understand Korean, presents sentences from a Korean storybook. The student translates these into English, and the teacher gives feedback based on the student's translation.

Example Dialogue:

1. Teacher: Let's start with the first sentence from the storybook. Please translate it into English.

Student: "Long time ago, there is kind woodcutter in village."

Teacher: Good start! A more accurate translation would be, "A long time ago, there was a kind woodcutter living in a village." Note the use of the past tense "was" instead of "is."

2. Teacher: Now, try the next sentence.

Student: "He go to mountain every day for cutting wood."

Teacher: Almost there. The correct translation is, "He went to the mountain every day to cut wood." Remember to use the past tense 'went' and the infinitive 'to cut'.

3. Teacher: What about this one? Please translate it.

Student: "One day, he finds special tree."

Teacher: Close, but it should be "One day, he found a special tree." Use the past tense 'found'.

Tips for Teachers:

Encourage students to pay attention to verb tenses.

Correct vocabulary use is crucial; guide students on choosing the right words.

Praise students for their efforts and correct gently to build confidence.

Use this exercise to improve students' translation skills and their understanding of English sentence structure.

This guide can be a practical tool for English teachers working with Korean students, focusing on enhancing their English translation and comprehension skills in a supportive and constructive manner.

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Student: Lee Chan Hee

Teacher: Nath

When we started the class, Chan hee already said that he's tired and hungry. I figured out that he's not in the mood yet to have the class. First, we had a free talking about his day in school. Then I noticed he's playing a game in his phone. I asked him and said it's Geometry Dash game. So I thought of using PBL to attract him in our class. I asked him to get a paper and pens. I explained what poster means first, than I started making it. I showed him how I made a poster for the geometry dash. I also explained about the drawing. Then, it his turn to draw. When he finished his drawing, I asked him to explain to me about it. At first, he doesn't know how to explain, but I taught him how to do it simply. I also asked some questions while pointing on his drawings and then he answered it. Seems like he enjoyed it and he got focused in our class, especially that he likes the topic about the game geometry dash. Interactive class can make the students enjoy the class, especially when the teacher is also doing the activity.

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Student: Kang Seo Hyun

Teacher: Nath

We always start our clads by asking about her day. That time, Seo Hyun said that she went on a school trip. They went to a place and made some things or project. She made a pencil holder using paper and boxes. Then, I thought that we can also make things together. We talked about paper origami. Before our class ended, I asked her to prepare a paper and a scissor for the next class.

The next class, we watched a video on how to make a bird paper origami. We made it together. Seo Hyun is so good at following the steps for making it. After we're done, we named our paper bird. She named hers as BLUKY, I named mine as PATOH. She was so happy with our activity and said that she enjoyed it very much.