Hello, now I'm here to talk about our third experience teaching classes as a group. The topic we taught was food and the skill was grammar.
In general and being honest, we could have done this way better than it came out. But let's talk about our performances.
Daniel:
It was my first time giving the first part of the class, it was kind of dufficult for me for many reasons. The first one was that the warm up implied me to take balls off the ground and I'm kind of silly but at the end, it was good in my opinion, very funny activity. My biggest issue came with the presentation part in which I did well (at the end the kids demonstrated to catch everything) but perhaps at first they could not understand me, because I didn know how to simplyfy the information for them. But more than that, it was cool.
Xenia:
She developed the practices and in my opinion it also was cool but there were some little details, for example the time management since she took little time and the other one may be the voice projection which was lower than other times. But she helped a lot to discover that the kids did actually understand the topic, and she acomplished her duty.
Astrid:
She also did quite a great job but her mistakes were unfortunately more noticeable, she got quite desperate to see that a kid was not giving his cooperation to do an activity and in this moment I could understand her, because it is frustrating, but since they are kids, we must be carefull on the things we say and the gestures that we do. But she also knew what to do when she ended the activities and the time was still available, and I guess that's a good thing, we with Xenia thought it was a good idea to leave her alone in this moment because sometimes when we interfere, we may get nervous and confuse each other.
Things to improve:
-Tone of voice
-Face gestures
-Ways to leave the kids alone if they don't want to do something
-Time management
-Ways to simplyfy topics
In general that was my objective opinion on our class. Hope you guys have a nice week. See you later.