The English Teacher

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    able to visualize. She would give speeches about her writing and life. Tan uses two different English’s she uses one on a daily basis and the other one when she is around her mother. Her mother understands some English words, but not many. Tan and her mother’s first language is not English. It was very hard for Tan to become a writer. She received a lot of criticism about her writing. It was also hard for her to write in a language that she didn’t grow up with. In my summary response essay I am…

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    be when we grew up. I remember my teacher asking me after my presentation why I wanted to be an educator, and I simply shrugged and said I had a feeling it was something I should do. There was no rhyme or reason to why I had felt this need, only a simple thought towards my future that most children have. This thought stayed in the back of my mind for years to come, and whenever someone asked me what I wanted to be, I gave the same answer, “I want to be a teacher.” The only questions that…

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    will talk about the experiences I did acquire on my teaching practice, but in order to understand the reason why I started a career as a teacher. I need to express my desire to contribute my community in a meaningful way. Teaching is one of the most direct ways to impact on kids and youth, and if you are driven by the wish to help those around you, being a teacher is an invaluable contribution. The practice I did, leave a vast knowledge of different fields that are key for them to develop the…

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    Teaching students a foreign language can be a challenging job. There are special skills that a teacher needs in order to be able to help their students and be an expert in teaching that language. As a future English teacher, I have thought a lot of what is the best way for me to teach English to students who do not have it as their mother tongue. I have been to many ESL classes and observed the teachers and I have learned a great deal. I have seen good ways in which they tried to relay the…

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    started back in elementary school. Back in those times, english class just came natural to me. It was always the class that I got an A in. Even when I got into middle school, I always got an A in my English classes. When I entered the 8th grade however, English class began to get a little bit harder. The teachers that I had were trying to prepare us for the English classes in high school. As it got harder, I spent more and more time with the teachers to improve my writing while my peers just…

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    Mrs. Rothmund who I had English with last year is a great teacher of all time. Mrs. Fritz is a teacher whom I think every students should honor. Whomever you asked, they always praise Mrs. Rothmund for her jovial attitude towards the students. Mrs. Davis, who all students of Laurel High School believed to give lots of homework is actually helping them college ready. Mrs. Davis, whom I believed to be one among millions of teachers that should be honored for her consistency with her students.…

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    class now because you’re not going to have it this easy when you get to college.” This is a sentence used by not all, but most of my high school teachers, usually after they’ve extended a deadline that the majority of the class had failed to meet. I think when situations like this arise, they have to stop and ask themselves if they’ve failed as teachers or if we’ve failed as students. Nonetheless, the deadline still gets extended. I’ve taken all Pre-AP high school courses, all promising to…

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    knowledge. Errors are also made systematically. As an English teacher, we do not need to correct all students mistakes. Because I think that mistakes are good. Learners can learn a lot when they make mistakes. That is the chance for them to explore and try new things such as they can try to use a new structure, a new phrases or a new vocabulary. If the learners try new thing; However, they are always corrected by the teacher, incidentally, teacher lose their motivation to write. When they are…

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    Section 1 of the Florida Consent Decree explains the identification and assessment process regarding limited English proficiency students. Students with limited English proficiency, or students whose native language is not English, lives in an environment where English is not spoken, or have a difficult time speaking, reading, writing, or listening to English, must be appropriately classified as requiring to participate in ESOL instruction so that the student can receive special educational…

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    Dove has provided me with guidance on how to be an collaborative teacher. Throughout out the book Honigsfeld & Dove emphasized in the importance of teacher collaboration. Co-teaching involves the distribution of responsibility among people planning instruction and evaluation for a classroom student. They made it clear that “Teacher collaboration can have a tremendous influence over the way instruction is plan and delivered for ELLs and a great impact…

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