113-2_TESL Curriculum Design and Assessment (Week-1) by Li-Te Li

rihangbae — 2025-02-20 06:47:53 UTC

I studied abroad after graduated from elementary school by myself.What impressed me was that during the time I studied abroad, I lived with a host family, and my phone had no internet or SIM card; I only had a memory card for taking photos. I had to rely on myself for everything, and I felt very brave at that time.

a111270020 — 2025-02-20 06:48:34 UTC

這是我第一次看課的時候，中師帶學生玩的遊戲。一開始坐在後面完全沒有看出來這是在玩什麼，是後面透過互動才知道白板上畫的是馬桶，學生要避免自己被沖掉。畢竟那時候是第一次接觸教學，所以對於可以帶遊戲這件事一直以來都讓我印象深刻。

2025-02-20 06:49:43 UTC

There’s a foreign teacher in my kindergarten who would use a lot of game to help us learning English. She is really nice and encouraging us to speak even though we said it wrong. And I really like her because she always have many candy in her classroom, the fish cookie is one thing I remember the most. She is the greatest teacher who teach me English.

e0940516 — 2025-02-20 06:49:46 UTC

When I was in kindergarten, there was an English teacher's teaching method that made me interested in English. She almost cooperated with playing games in class, and had many patience. This made me feel that English class is very interesting.

2025-02-20 06:51:20 UTC

In high school, the clubs I joined mainly taught English to rural elementary school students, interacting with and teaching them via video each week. Eventually, I designed English games and met them in person, experiencing their innocence and kindness.

bjhwvtxffc — 2025-02-20 06:51:50 UTC

I was join the guitar club when I was in junior high school. The teacher was humorous and teaching me a lot of skills on how to playing guitar and singing in the same time by myself. I think it’s so impressive because I love music especially singing and writing songs. Those skills he teaching could let me use until now!!!

2025-02-20 06:53:16 UTC

A112270119 黃翊倫

The most impressive lesson to me is a basketball course which opened by my middle school basketball coach. The reason why I’m so impressed is because that’s the first time I know how a person can be that two-sided =P

wileen0302 — 2025-02-20 06:53:18 UTC

My impressive lesson when I was in high school.Every Friday,I went to cram school with my friend to improve our english ability.The teacher‘s teaching style was very special, she often use the methods we can remember to teach us.

yiqic78 — 2025-02-20 06:53:41 UTC

When I was in junior high school, I participated in an international exchange program in Singapore and went there to experience their learning style and environment.

I really like their way of learning, using online software to learn and electronic devices to do homework.

The teacher uses反轉教育的學習方式, where students prepare online first, and then during class the teacher asks questions and the students answer. The school we went to had a very large campus and very complete facilities. When eating lunch, you can also choose what you want to eat that day. There are many things to choose from in the cafeteria.

It's just that the class time is very tiring. I have to arrive at school at 7 o'clock and the class lasts until 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

rayyyyyy — 2025-02-20 06:54:22 UTC

A111270027 唐睿

One impressive lesson that I’ve experienced so far is a life lesson about not to judge a book by its cover. In life, many people judge others by their outfit, jobs, cars, or even just by their appearance. Ive been in this scenario once, is that some one think that one of my international students friend is just a normal poor student, but actually hes pretty wealthy but lowkey. Sometimes we even drive sports cars like lamborghini or bently around. From that point i understand that do not judge others just by their appearance, you might easily underestimate others.

a112270029 — 2025-02-20 06:54:34 UTC

When I was in high school, I had a foreign teacher. Although the course was taught entirely in English, the teacher explained things very carefully and encouraged us to speak.

yftao2008 — 2025-02-20 06:54:43 UTC

When I was at the first year in high school, our English teacher had each of us to go up to the stage to do PPT presentation to introduce a movie or a book. That was an impressive experience because I could feel how my English teacher when she is teaching on stage.

2025-02-20 06:56:04 UTC

One of my most impressive lessons is to have a English speaking on the stage facing 100+ audiences and conquer the fear of speaking in front of crowds

baekexotic1116 — 2025-02-20 07:00:21 UTC

I had an impressive English speaking lesson few years ago. Our teacher wrote a script for us and we played LARP using the script with another class. It was a unique and interesting experience that greatly improved my speaking skills. I love our interactions. It went very smooth and natural as I felt like I became the character in the story.

vuthiduyen2612004 — 2025-02-20 07:01:44 UTC

By the final year of middle school, my English was extremely poor I could barely understand anything (scoring only 1-2 out of 10 on exams). Everything changed when I joined a summer extracurricular English class for two months. I was deeply impressed by the teaching method, which combined language learning with engaging activities, making the process of rebuilding my English foundation feel effortless and stress-free.

a112270057 — 2025-02-20 07:03:08 UTC

There was a history teacher when I was in junior high school. He’s teaching way is fun. Like giving some jokes about history and sometimes sharing his life stories. He’s a really interesting and humorous person. When the class dismissed, my classmates and I went to the office to ask him questions and chat with him as well. However, he teached for only one semester and left. Until now, I ‘m still remembered his face and I miss him so much.