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Engage me, engage me!!!! YES!!!! This is the primary aim ALL teachers should bear in mind when planning their lessons: without students' engagement no lesson will be a success. Yet, to me, this is the MOST difficult of tasks for teachers, as we need to watch, observe, analyse, be constantly aware of our learners needs, every single class, every single activity we devise. We need to be creative ourselves to foster creativity in our students.
Comments (3)
Mary Di Mónaco said
at 10:01 am on Dec 30, 2008
What an appropriate video! Seems to have been created for this session.
RitaZ said
at 2:55 pm on Jan 1, 2009
Engage me, engage me!!!! YES!!!! This is the primary aim ALL teachers should bear in mind when planning their lessons: without students' engagement no lesson will be a success. Yet, to me, this is the MOST difficult of tasks for teachers, as we need to watch, observe, analyse, be constantly aware of our learners needs, every single class, every single activity we devise. We need to be creative ourselves to foster creativity in our students.
Vicky Saumell said
at 12:56 pm on Jan 13, 2009
Great video! I wish all teachers could realize this new reality and strive to engage their students in meaningful ways!
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