5 Comments so far

1. zutronius on February 5, 2010 9:12 am

   This is great stuff! Thanks! I’m coming to Korea to teach next week and these are great!

2. mresl on February 5, 2010 10:04 am

   Sounds good! Korean students who are used to staying in their seats and being lectured to all day need to be hands on when it comes to learning English. Try to create games and activities that trick the students into speaking English. You will find out quickly that they are shy or not confident speakers even thought they have been studying English since they were young

3. jbuman22 on February 5, 2010 10:43 am

   I used this same lesson with my adult/university student conversational classes. Like your lesson, it went a little rough at first, but it’s great practice for a vital skill needed in Korea nowadays. )

4. NijiX on February 5, 2010 11:31 am

   that’s a great teaching method, I’d enjoy an activity such as the one seen here. I also wanted to know how you feel about cyberlink powerdirector, I was thinking of buying it.

5. mresl on February 5, 2010 11:56 am

   I think powerdirector is great! This was my first time ever using any type of editing program. I think it turned out all right. There are a ton of cool features I could have done. I think ability to add picture in picture is pretty cool. Plus I really like all of the transitions and video effects it has. I guess the program is similar to windows movie maker but way better. Thx for the comment.