Teaching Your First Lesson: Tips for New Classroom Teachers

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Comment from : @TheLanguageHouseTEFL

What do you recommend? I speak Spanish so do my students, it is our native language Should I talk to them in English all the time? Or both ? Spanish and English?
Comment from : @alexandrarodriguez2194

Your teaching and help make sense I should say great
Comment from : @garrynicolas4623

This is so practical ❤❤❤
Comment from : @healthenations4221

This is really solid advice! bri have teached for around 6 years (5 of them part time) and these are good also for starting up a new class even after you have some experiance under your belt brbrI do a fairly simple group exersice the first day to get my students to bond and start talking with each other: in groups of two, they have to represent each other and talk about: 1 something they like to do that they like 2 talk about expetations for the course brafter they have done this for around 5 mins they have to switch over and let the other student talk about the same topics bronce that is done, they have to represent the OTHER student and tell some basic infomation to the rest of the class brbrthis is both a good icebreaker and it makes the students talk with each other plus its a little assigment in active listing brbralso very good tip about balancing the icebreakers/games and the more tradtional teaching; Dont underestimate that students are often (hopefully) motivated to come to your class due to the core stuff that you are teaching (that might be language, math or i my case HR and business stuff) I have been a mentor for new students while i was at university and the first 3 days even we had alot of icebreakers and games to make the students bond with each other But often i got the question: when does the actual teaching start!? some of them felt de-motivated for the tradtional teaching wouldnt start at day one brso yes balancing "core teaching" with icebreakers is a good tip
Comment from : @Rex1987

Thank you so much for NOT holding back sharing to the new teachers, what to do in their first ever teaching journey
Comment from : @pastelshade3345

whoah you are an amazing synthesizing materialincredible
Comment from : @ana-tk7hq

Thank you Chris i am from india and i am an informal teacher you helped me a lot😊❤
Comment from : @feelinyourway3136

I've been teaching here in Europe as ESL for a year so I came here and watching now most of your videos and It helps me a lot and today finally I am an official "Fluentizer" Thanks I found your website
Comment from : @NevaLynGendChix

This video had nothing to do with a special day class teacher lol we have to be creative 24/7 lol and kids who learn differently won’t stay focused
Comment from : @miap2122

love your tips
Comment from : @Moodoo20

❤
Comment from : @kyametyaklasyor

❤❤❤
Comment from : @BKTBKTTKB

You remind me of phil from modern family
Comment from : @dungeonmasters4

as an introvert person, I think it's gonna be very hard for me
Comment from : @daryahaghverdian847

14 And teaching English as an American in Cambodia, thanks for the tips!
Comment from : @ed1t3d

I love this Thank you! I'm studying to teach English Language, these tips are going to be soooo handy :)
Comment from : @marialees7101

Dressing up as a character Ehno
Comment from : @markkennedy9767

My name is Ayub mustaf gure i m like to study english ho you can help meplz plz
Comment from : @Ayuubmustafguure

I'm going to a class in 15 minutes, i hope it will be good
Comment from : @he_is_mark

😊😊😊😊😊
Comment from : @rudolfolotho2644

Thank you for teaching us the right way you are really doing same as you saying
Comment from : @shamsasheekhhassan5092

im so nervous aaaaaaaaaaaa
Comment from : @zoesoteriou6978

Do you have any videos on online teaching and other techniques ie teaching for gist etc
Comment from : @paulyoung562

Lesson plan suggestions Hard to know what to tackle after basics ABCs 123s
Comment from : @lisasoto4642

Ice breaker suggestions would be very helpful! Especially for ESL
Comment from : @lisasoto4642

Question to english teachers,brWhat is correct to say: different from or different than?brbrIn the example below, which is correct?brbra) Cost of life has a different meaning than cost of livingbrbrb) Cost of life has a different meaning from cost of living"?
Comment from : @MiniTrump

Great video, this really helped for my zoom interview latergulp 😮
Comment from : @melaniehulme5401

Thanks for this useful and resourceful video I’m starting a side job as an English tutor tomorrow and I love the confidence that you portrait when explaining I will let you all know how it goes after my first class
Comment from : @allanalbergue

Thank you so much for all of your advices! You've been so helpful!
Comment from : @edsonanton

How to start with IT students with different level non native speakers
Comment from : @lucyavagyan8

Thanks for the tips I think exactly the same as the projection of being prepared in the video and I hope I get it all done for my first lesson to young adults as a teacher:))
Comment from : @sevillakomadoore2197

Waste of time
Comment from : @koshurkot3892

"check room at least 24 hours before your first lesson" I wish I could have, but my plane didn't even land 24 hours before my first lesson, haha
Comment from : @ShoCallananAnim

What you’ve done in this video is absolutely fantastic
Comment from : @toma3447

Thanks a million Teacher Chris❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @MinaLd-c6m

Thanks Very helpful! I am thinking about teaching something voluntarily at the school library using my special knowledge People often enjoy hearing about cool stuff I have studied so I thought this could help if I want to officially try teach it to someone
Comment from : @eliyawaters9075

You are the best
Comment from : @AtikaHadjji

I'm watching this in order to teach myself ☺
Comment from : @datpham2482

Great video man! I'm going to have my first lesson tomorrow as a teacher and ngl I was excited and a bit nervous about it However, I'm a lot more confident now after watching this video, so huge thanks
Comment from : @SargisKarapetyan

Well, I had a lot of FIRST LESSONS i still don't know how I did it I still have a day and a month to be a real teacher but thank you MrChris I really searched around the internet and finally decided to see the YouTube and your vids and tips are really helpful I'm really grateful for you thank you
Comment from : @atheralshehry9194

Got a job to teach sixth graders tomorrow morning , let's see how it goes
Comment from : @mohammedhussein2740

Thank you brother for your work
Comment from : @mikeymg97

Thank you for your tips!
Comment from : @markanthonymuya6258

I'm watching this 1h before the actual lesson lmao Wish me luck
Comment from : @Jourvence777

Thank you so much dear teacher for your fantastic pieces of advice, I found them crucial to my teaching experience
Comment from : @azzafiomar9983

I almost quit before I started, thank you for these basic tips that I can work with and work on
Comment from : @jondicsre3056

1:14 did u also hear that?
Comment from : @ДильМирахмедова

I just got offered a teaching position as well I have no teaching experience, but I do have the degrees
Comment from : @512ent

I got accepted into my first teaching job as a teacher at a Marines school near me and I'm watching this because my anxiety is getting the best of me rn, i hope this can help me for tomorrow
Comment from : @katherine6107

I didn't understand the use of the ball🤔
Comment from : @sheldonlamey7010

I was just going to give props for making such an interesting and informative tutorial until I saw a flip chart paper with Ukraine-Russia issue written It was pretty frustrating because Iin my pov, classroom isn't a place for political issues to be discussed in that way
Comment from : @my_mimi1921

Thanks Chris, great advice ❤
Comment from : @pips-den

A week from today will be my first day teaching all by myself I'm an ESL student and I'll be working for my university this term I'm very excited and nervous at the same timebrThanks for the advice, Chris!!
Comment from : @David_TH54

Woooow thank you I got so valuable informations that i need I will be the english teacher soon God willing :)
Comment from : @sardor3779

you’re awesome, thanks for sharing this, so helpful
Comment from : @bleuoleson5807

Do you have recommendations on books/videos to on how to teach ? brbrAs in, techniques that you can use to help someone understand an idea
Comment from : @TheAdrenalineJunky

Hello professor brThank you so much for your help and advice brI really appreciate your job I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity brAll the best brTake care and have a good time brYour follower from Algeria
Comment from : @saidfarid6382

amazing and very useful for me thanks for making this video
Comment from : @baharehmasaeli5252

Thankyou so much for this,I really needed it as I have just started teaching yesterday,, thankyou 💖
Comment from : @winfredwanjiru435

So helpful ❤
Comment from : @rababsouleiman8561

Thank you so much, it was really helpful!
Comment from : @sabrismelo

Thank you for this ❤️ taking a lot of notes
Comment from : @elizabethlaughlin5111

Wow
Comment from : @happymoon7864

Thanks so much Chris
Comment from : @eb8645

The way I’m about to teach in person for the first time and I don’t have the answers to almost any questions up until 2:39🙃 is horrifying
Comment from : @EphyAvenue

Thank you so much you explained all specific points in teaching which teachers should consider and pay attention to themGood job
Comment from : @naziamini9616

How do you monitor and error-correct ding group work? I mean the physical aspect of it: I dislike standing above my students or bending down to them while they sit at their desks bc I'm worried they might feel like I'm invading their space Crouching down next to their tables also feels awkward
Comment from : @lafidala1726

Thank you so much ✨🤍
Comment from : @safaabensmaine

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Comment from : @safaabensmaine

I just got offered and accepted a teaching position at my local college as an electrical instructor I’m super hyped and start August 10th Thanks for this video!
Comment from : @dougfoster445

Thanks so much, I am from Cuba and I found your grammar videos so informative and practical I feel so much comfortable teaching grammar points now! Please continue!
Comment from : @zulemavegatorres7288

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Comment from : @fernandoaricheajr8613

Thank you, this was super helpful!
Comment from : @lotte22lilfox72

Thanks Chris this is very helpful! I'll be teaching my first highschool class soon and I'll be using your tips
Comment from : @honeykai8274

Hi Chris, Thank you for such an informative video I have learnt very useful tips from your videos I did my CELTA 4yrs ago and never got to teach nor practice my ESL skills I'm now ready to for the challenge so am following your videos as a refresher course I haven't come across the one with detailed Lesson plan, which I always struggled to be honest I'll appreciate if you could create one video on it, I'm sure there are more new teachers out there having similar problem Thank you so much for your time and efforts
Comment from : @umm-salmaadam6637

Thanks Chris
Comment from : @gabrielgunakabelen9220

Thank you so much teacher, next week I will have my first student on line
Comment from : @maclovio5830

Thanx!
Comment from : @ADajlida

Hi my name Regine, I just started teaching ESL at our community center Thanks for the tips, they are very helpful
Comment from : @reginedamus3385

Thank you!!! This is so helpful!
Comment from : @ch1215ty

Excellent advice -- thanks!
Comment from : @danweir

Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
Comment from : @newoldar809

After watching this video, am even more than ready to go for an interview Thank you teacher
Comment from : @AaBb-lt1lo

This has been the most valuable video I have watched in the last 2 days of prepping for a potential IT Tutor role Experienced in teaching one to one, not so much of groups You have built my confidence a great deal !
Comment from : @juliaevans9521

Good, clear advice; thank you
Comment from : @FuseCityMusic

Wow that was a great one there So interesting getting to know how to go about in a first class with students
Comment from : @yvonnearrey2377

thanks very much
Comment from : @japhetnyirenda520

This was the best possible explanation! It's time for the show! Know your part, and deliver, with room for adlibs and improvisation!!! Creating games for elementary students is still most challenging for me, though
Comment from : @lesleyhand4287

Are these comments real?
Comment from : @BobMazzo

I'll be teaching my first lesson tomorrowI feel like I might just die
Comment from : @E-O-iz3yu

This is really helpful Teaching English abroad is one of my goals
Comment from : @babackd6485

Thank you for the tips! I’m currently doing trinity cert TESOL and my second lesson is today We have to use a really boring textbook to structure our lessons and I find it difficult to adapt my materials to my students’ level and make it somewhat interesting for them
Comment from : @otheremail2301

It was awesome dear Chris, I really enjoyed your tips Thank you sooooooooooooooooo much!
Comment from : @beinolmelal

Thank you
Comment from : @katiaritucci9856

It was very useful for me, thank you
Comment from : @houdabenabdelkarim6043

Thank you for your video
Comment from : @angelaandgem

Hi Chris, thanks for all your great videos and pointers I often teach 1 to 1 and I'm struggling to adapt everything Could you give some pointers about that situation? Thanks in advance!
Comment from : @lanlin8267