Comments on: Methodologies: Grammar Translation http://www.eslteachertalk.com/2007/11/methodologies-grammar-translation/ A Podcast for ESL & EFL Teachers - Games, teaching techniques, activities, etc... Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:50:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Mark http://www.eslteachertalk.com/2007/11/methodologies-grammar-translation/#comment-12817 Mon, 26 Nov 2007 00:02:15 +0000 http://www.eslteachertalk.com/2007/11/methodologies-grammar-translation/#comment-12817 Phil - Thanks for the feedback and we're glad you have enjoyed the show. Your idea for a text-less plan of attack sounds like a fun topic to discuss. We'll see what we can do. We've already finished up the podcasts for the rest of this year, so hopefully we'll be able to do it at the beginning of next year. Thanks for listening, Mark Phil - Thanks for the feedback and we’re glad you have enjoyed the show.

Your idea for a text-less plan of attack sounds like a fun topic to discuss. We’ll see what we can do.

We’ve already finished up the podcasts for the rest of this year, so hopefully we’ll be able to do it at the beginning of next year.

Thanks for listening,
Mark

]]> by: Phil http://www.eslteachertalk.com/2007/11/methodologies-grammar-translation/#comment-12555 Tue, 20 Nov 2007 09:42:37 +0000 http://www.eslteachertalk.com/2007/11/methodologies-grammar-translation/#comment-12555 I wanted to let you fellas know that your podcast is much appreciated. I am currently in northern Thailand teaching EFL to primary school kids (only recently) and high school students. I am technically only a volunteer, so there wasn't really any certification required or training provided. (I really wish I had listened to Podcast #1 before I came over here) Thus your podcast has been a huge help by answering some of the basic questions that a new EFL teacher might have. So, thanks a lot. I am wondering if you would consider doing a podcast on how to plan/teach when there is no textbook--a sort of basic survival teaching guide when there is no framework. It would be a good addition to your already high quality set of podcasts (and there might be a bit of self-interest vested in the topic as well). Cheers. Phil Email: escapethegray[at]gmail[dot]com I wanted to let you fellas know that your podcast is much appreciated. I am currently in northern Thailand teaching EFL to primary school kids (only recently) and high school students. I am technically only a volunteer, so there wasn’t really any certification required or training provided. (I really wish I had listened to Podcast #1 before I came over here) Thus your podcast has been a huge help by answering some of the basic questions that a new EFL teacher might have. So, thanks a lot.

I am wondering if you would consider doing a podcast on how to plan/teach when there is no textbook–a sort of basic survival teaching guide when there is no framework. It would be a good addition to your already high quality set of podcasts (and there might be a bit of self-interest vested in the topic as well).

Cheers.
Phil

Email: escapethegray[at]gmail[dot]com

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