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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Using Music in the TEFL Classroom
Here in Japan, music can be heard at all times. Whether it’s the early morning chants from local temples, or the late night trance music being played in seedy bars, music is everywhere.
Giving Instructions
Making your directions clear in the TEFL classroom is a vital step in becoming a good teacher. If you don’t give clear instructions then the whole class is going to be left in confusion.


