How to Teach RUDE/BORED students | Acadsoc Sample Class | With Commentary
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All Comments (21)
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Teacher I also experience a rude 7 year old student, the worst part is she called me "You're ugly"🤣 what I did I typed "Teacher is beautiful" and let her read it. She rolled her eyes🤣
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when she said "love you" i guess it was genuine bc teenagers nowadays are kinda bossy or like know-it-all but it's natural and sometimes they don't realize they're being rude or they don't consider it as a rude thing. i think it would be easy for me to ignore that and not make it a big deal. i still like her for saying she loves you bc i guess u didn't reprimand her owo. nice job teach!
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Thank you so much, teacher. This is refreshing to me, as I am now transitioning to working-from-home as a teacher.
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I like your teaching strategies. For a newbie ESL teacher like me, this is a big help. Thank you, teacher Karen!
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I've been working in BPO company for 5-6yrs and I think it's time for me to pursue my teaching career. Your video is very helpful. I really need this. Thank you
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The best ESL teacher I've ever watched on youtube. You deserve all the love and respect Teacher Karen! You're the best! ♡ ♥💕❤😘
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Great points here, Karen. And while I do think I have great self control, there is always that one student who will eventually get the best of me and I don't mind telling them what I think of them. If they are disrespectful then I will say so. We are not their doormats.
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Omg this awe to me a lot. Thank you teacha karen for this video.
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i think Filipinos including teachers teaches not just academics but also good moral lessons.. i learned in the states they are not as strict as Filipinos too..
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I've learnt that questions such as these are quite useful: "I see a problem in this sentence. Do you see it?" "Why can't we use this verb?" "Would you like a link to practise [topic]?" I've found that this places the ball in the student's court. It also gets them thinking and analysing their work. STT can also be maximised in this way.
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Wow! Thank you teacher Karen, I adore your tips 🙏🏻✨️💛🤩
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Wow! I have children and grandchildren (toddlers), managed professional adults all around the world for decades. This will be new territory for me! Thanks for the specific examples. I subbed and hope to learn more from you.
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I'm actually enjoying your really smooth english accent.
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Nice video, we hope your teaching skills can help more tutor ! Fighting great tutors! Welcome everyone to join Acadsoc!
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Thank you, Teacher Karen. I've learned a lot for you.
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Great teacher! I learned a lot. Thank you 💕
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ang ganda ng boses nyo po. and your videos are very informative.. thanks po
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Hi, Teacha Karen! Thank you for the suggestions. I can tell you know English off by heart. I had just begun working as a Business English teacher when one of my first students shocked me with a very rude response. I wish I'd seen your videos sooner. In any case, this is extremely beneficial. Keep up the good work.
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Thank you for this Ms. Karen.. I appreciate your videos kasi very helpful talaga. God bless you!
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Teacher Karen.. you are a great teacher. The tips you are giving are very helpful. Thank you. Please continue giving us tips. I salute you Teach Karen.
