English Proficiency Training for Teachers and Staff

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 by Joel T. Esguerra

 *Student Centered Learning

Six Teaching Strategies
1. Elicitation - content presentation by the students
2. Repition - recalls and drills
3. Traditional lecture - no active student participation and engagement
4. Group discussion - structured conversation among participants
5. Guided Discovery- the teacher provides examples of a language item and helps the learners to find the rules themselves
6. Mind mapping - a strategy for making notes on a topic prior to writing

[v] 1. 500 days pf summer
[v] 2. A walk to remember
[ ] 3. About time
[ ] 4. 50 1st dates. The wedding singer
[ ] 5. Crazy stupid love
[v] 6. Dear john
[ ] 7. Sleepless misiyaki
[v] 8. The notebook
[ ] 9. Letters to juliet
[ ] 10. Love actually

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