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教學要點

We will include some basic teaching tips here for teaching English in Taiwan. If you have been teaching ESL for some time these tips may seem very basic for you however we do feel that some of these tips can be very useful for someone just new to teaching English in Taiwan.

Speak slowly, I can't stress this enough, even some teachers that have been here for years still speak at a normal rate of speech, which is to fast for ESL learners.
Don't use a lot of slang or idioms, except if you are teaching an advanced class or a special idiom class.
Make your class fun, students not only come to learn English but they also go to English classes for entertainment. This of course is more true when teaching adults.
Use the whiteboard. Draw pictures or write new vocabulary on the board.
Stand up and walk around the classroom. By sitting down while teaching gives the students a feeling of boredom and takes away from your energy level. Sitting down is fine if you are in a discussion type class around a board room table setting.

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教學雜誌

There are a few magazines on the market that are specifically for teachers teaching English as a second language. I have included some links for you to check out some of these magazines for some helpful teaching tips.

English Teaching Professional
The Language Teacher Online (JALT)

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書店

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教師資源網

There are some teachers in Taiwan that have developed their own web sites with some invaluable information. I have listed some of the sites that I am aware of and are worth while taking a look at. If you know of any other site that is not here or you have your own site that you would like me to list below please send me an email at englishintaichung@hotmail.com.

Chinese Culture University Language Center Kenneth Dickson
David's Web Page to Taiwan David Garside
EFL in Asia Hall Houton
Hall Houston's Home Page Hall Houston
Horizon Chris Murphy
The Domain of the Langren Brian David Phillips
The ELT Two-Cents Cafe Tim Nall
Trent Widdup's Home Page Trent Widdup

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