I pass the test!! I'm so happy! Hello TEFL certification!
I PASS THE TEST!
Yahooooooo! fuck yeah I pass the Melicet test and I already pay my fee to enter into the TELF Certification.
I'm so excited about it! they gave me a huge book about teaching english and it looks heave! I'm very excited to get start!
Actually every time I speak or write in english, I always have this sensation of "Oh god... I'm gonna make a grammar mistake"!! I don't like that feeling ;0;
I feel I can express a whole idea in English, even if it is complicate because something that I learn about speaking english is that, you should not be afraid about vocabulary because if you don't know a word you can use a synonym or just explain the idea in other words.
That's what I always do!
Back in Taiwan it was a huge challenge. Because most of the people seems to not understand what I said (because of their level of english)and I had to express myself with draws, body language and stuff like that. That experience told me that, you have to be creative all the time, being able to think in different possibilities and never give up if you think is so difficult and can't understand something!
If one day I can become a good English teacher (and improve my grammar of course) I would like to teach my students this knowledge in order to make them to realize that learning an Language is not just remember vocabulary and lessons from a book. It's all about communication!
Yahooooooo! fuck yeah I pass the Melicet test and I already pay my fee to enter into the TELF Certification.
I'm so excited about it! they gave me a huge book about teaching english and it looks heave! I'm very excited to get start!
Actually every time I speak or write in english, I always have this sensation of "Oh god... I'm gonna make a grammar mistake"!! I don't like that feeling ;0;
I feel I can express a whole idea in English, even if it is complicate because something that I learn about speaking english is that, you should not be afraid about vocabulary because if you don't know a word you can use a synonym or just explain the idea in other words.
That's what I always do!
Back in Taiwan it was a huge challenge. Because most of the people seems to not understand what I said (because of their level of english)and I had to express myself with draws, body language and stuff like that. That experience told me that, you have to be creative all the time, being able to think in different possibilities and never give up if you think is so difficult and can't understand something!
If one day I can become a good English teacher (and improve my grammar of course) I would like to teach my students this knowledge in order to make them to realize that learning an Language is not just remember vocabulary and lessons from a book. It's all about communication!