Have you ever heard someone say, “I shoulda gone,” or “I shoulda studied harder?” Sure, we all have. It’s used when people regret their decisions of doing, or not doing, something. Shoulda appears after days, months or years of bad choices that leave us thinking what might have been but isn’t. Studying is probably the […]
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Yesterday, our student at SSE Katsura prepared an impressively long and thoughtful One Point example. We had a fascinating English conversation about it. Tom
You can see more student examples here: bit.ly/2HfDKB3
昨日、スミス英会話桂校の生徒さんが長文で思慮深い、素晴らしい「ワンポイントレッスン」の例文を用意してきてくださいました。それについてすごく興味深い会話もできました。Tom
他の生徒さんの例文はこちらからご確認いただけます:
bit.ly/2HfDKB3
Hi! It’s Derek from Smith's School of English Tsukaguchi. I am enjoying the recent one-point series. I like having a question as a one-point. It allows students to answer as they please, and many students are writing several sentences instead of just one which is great! Then this can be used as the start of a conversation in class with higher-level students. I did it today with two students. The students took turns talking, listening to each other and asking questions. While the students talked, I noted their mistakes on paper and at the end of the lesson, I went over them with the students. There was high Student Talking Time (STT) which is an important part of Smith’s lessons. smithweb.co.jp/tsukaguchi/
こんにちは！スミス英会話塚口校のDerekです。私は最近ブログにアップされる「ワンポイントレッスン」シリーズを楽しく使っています。このスタイルなら生徒さんが好きなように答えられますし、多くの方が1つだけでなく複数のセンテンスを書いてくれるのがいいです！そして上級レベルの生徒さんのレッスンでは、そこから会話を始められます。今日は2人の生徒さんのクラスでこれを題材にレッスンをしました。生徒さんが交代で話し、もう1人が話を聞いて質問をします。生徒さんたちが話している間、私は紙に直すべきところをメモし、レッスンの最後に生徒さんと一緒に確認をします。スミス英会話の上級クラスのレッスンで大切にされていることの1つ、「Student Talking Time (STT)」がつくれました。https://smithweb.co.jp/tsukaguchi/
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#101,8-21-5, Hanafuku-building, Fukushima-Ku,OsakaTel: 0120-222-248 (Japan)
Tel: 81-6-6455-8050 (Other)
Fax: 06-6455-8052
E-mail: [email protected]