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alexziaa
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Everything is Possible in this modern world but this world is just making and producing copies and not the intellectuals. Thanks indeed. |
13 Nov 2009
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eng789
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Thanks, very interesting. |
13 Nov 2009
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Victoria-Ladybug
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You are right baiba...This method is awesome.
Here are more links about POWER TEACHING
Victoria |
13 Nov 2009
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baiba
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Oh, thank you, Victoria! So you are already using this method!
Can you tell us a bit more about the results? What exactly has changed since you started using it? How do kids respond to it? Isn �t it a bit like pre-programming them?
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13 Nov 2009
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szamoca
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This is really amazing! I �ve just watched a few films about power teaching. I think it �s great for small children but I would �t use it in highschool. My Ss would think I went crazy. I wonder if it can be used for teaching English?
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13 Nov 2009
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almaz
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There �s something Svengali-esque about this. The almost Pavlovian handclapping technique is quite sinister - like line-dancing without the fun. It seems to be less about the kids and (you can hear him in the background) more about the �facilitator �. |
13 Nov 2009
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zailda
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Victoria, the first link you provided in the previous thread about the topic isn �t working for me. Can you help me access the site?
Thanks
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14 Nov 2009
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belfer
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Hi everyone,
I am a Polish native who teaches English (ESL) to children in the USA. I have just found this website and am grateful for many of your contributions. Thank you for creating this wonderful community of helpers. I will visit daily.
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14 Nov 2009
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