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teflerinha
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1:55 PM
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: #eltchat Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better than in a gp? C @ukteachers blog http://t.co/wO0aEs28 4 the post which sparked the questi.
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teflerinha
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1:56 PM
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#eltchat @marisa_C @ShaunWilden As I proposed the topic today, I'm happy to do the summary if no-one objects?
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AlexandraKouk
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1:56 PM
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@bertenu Thank you, Buket- will you join us for #eltchat?
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Shaunwilden
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1:57 PM
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@teflerinha @marisa_C Gosh a volunteer before we even start, that's good :-) #eltchat
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AlexandraKouk
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1:57 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: The 12 BST #eltchat "Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? " - on your marks!
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theteacherjames
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1:59 PM
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@Shaunwilden @teflerinha @marisa_C That's got to be a record, right? :-) #eltchat
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cybraryman1
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1:59 PM
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#eltchat Starts NOW 7 am EST "Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? "
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Shaunwilden
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1:59 PM
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@AlexandraKouk get set #eltchat
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markjotter
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2:00 PM
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RT @ShellTerrell: TESOL Webinar – Researching Effectively with Language Learners http://t.co/XR4VjEkd #esl #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:00 PM
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RT @theteacherjames: @Shaunwilden @teflerinha @marisa_C That's got to be a record, right? :-) #eltchat >'tis!!!
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Shaunwilden
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2:00 PM
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RT @AlexandraKouk: @Shaunwilden ... and GO! #eltchat Hi everyone
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Marisa_C
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2:00 PM
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Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? #ELTchat - Am here everyone! Hello and welcome
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AlexandraKouk
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2:00 PM
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@Shaunwilden ... and GO! #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:01 PM
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@Shaunwilden I don't think so! #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:01 PM
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#eltchat To set ball rolling... Obv 1-2-1 has advantages of being tailor-made, but I think being in a group offers sthg 1-2-1 can't
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Marisa_C
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2:01 PM
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1-2-1 teachind - individualized instruction has long been recongnised to be the optimal condition for L2 acquisition #ELTchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:01 PM
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Is this one of those quick #eltchat where we just say 'yes'? #eltchat ;-)
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AlexandraKouk
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2:01 PM
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@Marisa_C So happy I've finally managed to attend an #eltchat on 1-2-1s!
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Shaunwilden
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2:01 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: "Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? " #ELTchat - Am here everyone! Hello and welcome
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kevchanwow
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2:01 PM
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@teflerinha @marisa_c @shaunwilden wow, great topic, fantastic moderators and a sure to be aces summary. What a start #ELTChat
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teflerinha
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2:02 PM
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#eltchat If we learn through negotiating meaning then isn't it good to do that with different people?
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AlexandraKouk
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2:02 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: #eltchat is where I'm gonna be for the next hour. Please join me.
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kevchanwow
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2:02 PM
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#eltchat is where I'm gonna be for the next hour. Please join me.
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:02 PM
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#eltchat Hi everyone, should be interesting today! "Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group?"
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esolcourses
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2:02 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: Is this one of those quick #eltchat where we just say 'yes'? #eltchat ;-) dunno - think it depends on the context myself
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AlexandraKouk
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2:02 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: 1-2-1 teachind - individualized instruction has long been recongnised to be the optimal condition for L2 acquisition #ELTchat
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esolcourses
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2:03 PM
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I think 1-2-1 has a lot to recommend it, but it can sometimes be a very passive form of instruction #ELTChat
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CliveSir
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2:03 PM
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#eltchat Why 1:1 might be better : http://t.co/f1l3WXJg
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teflerinha
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2:03 PM
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RT @AlexandraKouk: Does "individualised instruction" necessarily mean 1-2-1? #eltchat Good point- I don't think it necessarily does.
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JoHart
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2:03 PM
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#ELTchat 1-2-1 can be very isolating 4 the student
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AlexandraKouk
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2:03 PM
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Does "individualised instruction" necessarily mean 1-2-1? #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:03 PM
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Ok down to business shall we start by looking at why it might be better? #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:04 PM
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It doesnt - one of its expressons @teflerinha #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:04 PM
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RT @teflerinha: RT @JoHart: #ELTchat 1-2-1 can be very isolating 4 the student Yes- and possibly not prepare them as well for interacting
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teflerinha
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2:04 PM
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RT @NikkiFortova: RT @Shaunwilden: Is this one of those quick #eltchat where we just say 'yes'? #eltchat ;-) Think Vygotsky might disagree
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NikkiFortova
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2:04 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: Is this one of those quick #eltchat where we just say 'yes'? #eltchat ;-) Think Vygotsky might disagree
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rliberni
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2:04 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: #eltchat Hi everyone, should be interesting today! "Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group?"
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BobK99
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2:04 PM
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Intrinsically? It's certainly easier on the teacher, but better for Ss to have someone to share learning with , I'd say - #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:04 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: #eltchat i think the power of peer modeling can't be overestimated. The closer the peer is socially, the greater the impact.
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Marisa_C
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2:04 PM
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On the other hand, see here: RT @JoHart: #ELTchat 1-2-1 can be very isolating 4 the student
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AlexandraKouk
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2:04 PM
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RT @CliveSir: #eltchat Why 1:1 might be better : http://t.co/f1l3WXJg
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teflerinha
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2:04 PM
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RT @JoHart: #ELTchat 1-2-1 can be very isolating 4 the student Yes- and possibly not prepare them as well for interacting out there
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kevchanwow
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2:04 PM
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#eltchat i think the power of peer modeling can't be overestimated. The closer the peer is socially, the greater the impact.
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worldteacher
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2:04 PM
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RT @JoHart: #ELTchat 1-2-1 can be very isolating 4 the student >Agreed - many sts gain confidence from a group setting.
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rliberni
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2:05 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: 1-2-1 teaching can also be stressful for tutor #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:05 PM
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@JoHart @BobK99 Yes, can be painful! #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:05 PM
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I teach almost entirely 1:1 and it really depends IME on what the student wants #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:05 PM
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1-2-1 teaching can also be stressful for tutor #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:05 PM
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@NikkiFortova I wasnt being serious :-) But feel free to tell us about Vygotsky :-) #eltchat
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elawassell
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2:05 PM
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Learning with a group may be frustrating 4 some Ss. The ones that get things quickly or for those who are slow...
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esolcourses
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2:05 PM
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RT @theteacherjames: An obvious benefit of 1-2-1 is that the lessons should be focused on exactly what the st needs to learn #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:05 PM
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An obvious benefit of 1-2-1 is that the lessons should be focused on exactly what the st needs to learn #eltchat
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JoHart
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2:05 PM
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@BobK99 #ELTchat not always easier 4 teacher imho esp with shy or uninteresrt=ted student
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:05 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: why 121 might be better? #eltchat < personally selected material, run at sts pace, easier to monitor class.
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Richmond_ELT
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2:06 PM
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It depends on the individual needs of the student and their goals #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:06 PM
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#eltchat. 1 on 1 allows for all (2) participants to focus in on a clear set of goals.
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JoHart
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2:06 PM
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@Marisa_C Agree #ELTchat though 1-2-1 less demanding than group where u are meeting many indiv needs
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teflerinha
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2:06 PM
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#eltchat I'm not in any way against 1-2-1 btw- just think not intrinsically better
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elawassell
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2:06 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: why 121 might be better? < personally selected material, run at sts pace, easier to monitor class. #ELTchat
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Marisa_C
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2:06 PM
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Tutor ON all the time #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:07 PM
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@JoHart @Marisa_C Well...yes, but does the teacher have to meet all needs in a gp or can ss meet some for each other? #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:07 PM
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Benefit 2 - The st gets a lot of time to speak & listen to a high level language user. More demanding in that respect. #eltchat
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elawassell
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2:07 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: 1-2-1 teaching can also be stressful for tutor - Can you say more pls? :-) #ELTchat
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LizziePinard
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2:07 PM
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#eltchat hi all!
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Marisa_C
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2:07 PM
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taking 5 mins off #ELTchat
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CliveSir
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2:07 PM
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#ELTchat I interviewed an adult ESL student other day. He thought 1:1 might be intimidating
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AlexandraKouk
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2:07 PM
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I also teach a lot of 1-2-1 Ss: very intensive to prepare and actually teach. Also intensive for S. #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:07 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: Tutor ON all the time #eltchat I disagree a bit with that, the teacher can find ways ot take a back seat
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rliberni
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2:07 PM
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I find you have to be very organised in the course & lessons and be very focused on the student & what they want (as well as need) #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:07 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: #eltchat. 1 on 1 allows for all (2) participants to focus in on a clear set of goals. Yes- and can be great for this.
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LizziePinard
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2:08 PM
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#eltchat how about 1-1 in a group setting as per @jimscriv /demand high elt style?
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Shaunwilden
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2:08 PM
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@elawassell @Marisa_C Well tchrs often stress about material, filling the time, always being on etc etc #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:08 PM
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It is tiring but very rewarding as you can see the student develop & improve before your eyes. #eltchat
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TutorMe_Online
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2:08 PM
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1-2-1 encourages greater student participation from that individual&allows topics/pace to be tailored to their needs #eltchat
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maryglasgow
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2:08 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: "Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? " #ELTchat - Am here everyone! Hello and welcome
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teflerinha
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2:09 PM
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@LizziePinard @jimscriv Should be demand high..but sometimes ss just want to chat..esp business ss I found! #eltchat
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worldteacher
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2:09 PM
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IME the group dynamic can be much more conducive to learning than 1-2-1 - less pressure, peer teaching, moral support, sharing, etc #eltchat
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JoHart
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2:09 PM
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@teflerinha @Marisa_C #ELTchat Gd point - so depends on student group - I teach multi-level literacy rather than ESL & also entirely online
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theteacherjames
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2:09 PM
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RT @rliberni: It is tiring but very rewarding as you can see the student develop & improve before your eyes. #eltchat
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cybraryman1
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2:09 PM
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Teaching one to one | TeachingEnglish | British Council | BBC http://t.co/3uBgf9mk #eltchat
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TutorMe_Online
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2:09 PM
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Sometimes in group situations shy students can avoid speaking up/practising so 1-2-1 better in that respect? #eltchat
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AlexandraKouk
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2:09 PM
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RT @rliberni: It is tiring but very rewarding as you can see the student develop & improve before your eyes. #eltchat > agreed!
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kevchanwow
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2:10 PM
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@LizziePinard thanks for that. Making use of 1 to 1 moments in a class can be beneficial for the rest of the students. @jimscriv #ELTChat
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EvocationEFL
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2:10 PM
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Interesting tweet chat taking place NOW with #ELTCHAT
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JoHart
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2:10 PM
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#ELTchat circumstances alter cases - imho neither 1-2-1 or group ill suit all situations
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rliberni
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2:10 PM
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@elawassell it can be tiring, also need to address issues as they arise which means you have to be on your toes always! #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:10 PM
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@Shaunwilden @elawassell @Marisa_C Like all these things, that should go with experience. You don't need much material for a 121. #eltchat
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worldteacher
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2:11 PM
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RT @AlexandraKouk: Also, in 1-2-1 the S-T rapport can be a make or break parameter almost instantly #eltchat >Absolutely!!
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Shaunwilden
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2:11 PM
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@theteacherjames @elawassell @Marisa_C I wasnt suggesting that James, I was answering the why do tchrs stress bit #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:11 PM
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RT @rliberni: The biggest danger of 1:1 is that the lesson turns into a chat - need to structure well #eltchat ] good point!
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:11 PM
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RT @rliberni: The biggest danger of 1:1 is that the lesson turns into a chat - need to structure well #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:11 PM
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RT @AlexandraKouk: Also, in 1-2-1 the S-T rapport can be a make or break parameter almost instantly #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:11 PM
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The biggest danger of 1:1 is that the lesson turns into a chat - need to structure well #eltchat
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AlexandraKouk
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2:11 PM
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Also, in 1-2-1 the S-T rapport can be a make or break parameter almost instantly #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:11 PM
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#eltchat was thinking that 121's are generally more motivated but can be less. [mine have mostly been more motivated]
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e_clements
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2:11 PM
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@theteacherjames Yes, lots of time to listen, but only to one T voice. Fewer opps to reflect on different uses/errors etc? #eltchat
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AlexandraKouk
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2:12 PM
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RT @esolcourses: RT @rliberni: The biggest danger of 1:1 is that the lesson turns into a chat - need to structure well #eltchat ] good point!
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elawassell
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2:12 PM
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1-2-1 is more intense for both T&S - but I think it's more effective as well! #ELTchat
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MarjorieRosenbe
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2:12 PM
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New quote of the week with an accompanying article to use in class.
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TutorMe_Online
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2:12 PM
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@AlexandraKouk Yes good point: putting student at ease so they feel confident is v important - they must feel unafraid to fail #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:12 PM
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@e_clements Fair point, but I always encourage them to listen to & read a variety of different voices outside of class. #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:12 PM
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@MrChrisJWilson Can be less- some 1-2-1 business ss I had saw it as a perk and status symbol, not necess a learning opp! #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:12 PM
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RT @AlexandraKouk: Also, in 1-2-1 the S-T rapport can be a make or break parameter almost instantly #eltchat
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BobK99
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2:13 PM
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@teflerinha #eltchat Yes - I was thinking from the planning & prep pov. And big classes imply instiutuions - so there's admin as well.
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Shaunwilden
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2:13 PM
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@MarjorieRosenbe During #eltchat please only tweet things relevant to the discussion
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:13 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: #eltchat. In a 1-1 it's easier to recognize the fluid nature of a learner's level. Sometimes advanced Ss function at Int. level.
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esolcourses
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2:13 PM
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@rliberni I think also teachers need to make sure they take a back seat and avoid dominating conversation in 1-to-1 situations #ELTChat
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LizziePinard
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2:13 PM
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RT @rliberni: The biggest danger of 1:1 is that the lesson turns into a chat - need to structure well #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:13 PM
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@elawassell Why? In what ways? (Not saying it isn't, just interested) #eltchat
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JoHart
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2:13 PM
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@rliberni @elawassell #ELTchat "Thinking on feet" required - I come from teaching risk sport - all is tch what u see so that is how I teach
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elawassell
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2:13 PM
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than in the classroom 4 more hours! #ELTchat
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elawassell
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2:13 PM
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My 1-2-1 S,who at the same time attends β€intensive courseβ€ at language school, told me yesterday that he learned more with me ... #ELTchat
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kevchanwow
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2:13 PM
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#eltchat. In a 1-1 it's easier to recognize the fluid nature of a learner's level. Sometimes advanced Ss function at Int. level.
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rliberni
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2:13 PM
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@AlexandraKouk this is true but I've never had a problem I think expectations are diff & ss understand the need to be flexible #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:14 PM
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@rliberni I always start conversation led, then introduce relevant activities based on the conversation. Chat is priceless! #eltchat
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CliveSir
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2:14 PM
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#eltchat @rliberni Is a chat necessarily a bad thing? Chat surely implies engagement - can't it be turned to yr advantage?
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:14 PM
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@kevchanwow nice point. It can be really great for students who are struggling that day to step back and go at a lower activity #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:14 PM
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@esolcourses this is very true it is easy to start coaching rather than teaching which is ok at times but need balance! #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:15 PM
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@CliveSir not at all, chat is good too but you have to guard against this being the norm I feel - dep n what they want #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:15 PM
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RT @CliveSir: #eltchat @rliberni Is a chat necessarily a bad thing? Chat surely implies engagement - can't it be turned to yr advantage?
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andivwhite
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2:15 PM
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If the chat is structured with feedback and error correction, it's perfect #ELTchat
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elawassell
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2:15 PM
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@teflerinha I just gave an example. :-) #ELTchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:15 PM
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@MrChrisJWilson @kevchanwow always found it silly that tchrs think materials for one level cant be used at another :-) #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:15 PM
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@BobK99 there is admin with some 1:1 too esp if you work for companies! #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:16 PM
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@Shaunwilden @kevchanwow Grade the task not the text (as my DoS always said) #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:16 PM
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So the T just takes notes of errors, vocab, etc. and expands on these areas. Dogme. #ELTchat
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rliberni
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2:16 PM
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@CliveSir I don't think that they are paying to chat (unless that's the deal - can be) so need to deliver what they want too #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:16 PM
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RT @andivwhite: If the chat is structured with feedback and error correction, it's perfect #ELTchat
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teflerinha
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2:16 PM
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@elawassell Thanks :) #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:16 PM
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@CliveSir @rliberni i think from time time but lessons always descending into chat can be an issue #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:17 PM
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@CliveSir @rliberni a good teacher ought to be able to steer a conversation in a direction that s's will benefit from #ELTChat
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Shaunwilden
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2:17 PM
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@AlexandraKouk Am not amused :-) #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:17 PM
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RT @andivwhite: If the chat is structured with feedback and error correction, it's perfect #ELTchat
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elawassell
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2:17 PM
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RT @rliberni: @CliveSir not at all, chat is good 2 but you have to guard against this being the norm I feel - dep n what they want #ELTchat
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AlexandraKouk
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2:17 PM
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Ha! The D-word! About time :-))) #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:17 PM
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@CliveSir @rliberni I'd say focused chat is a good thing - needs to be some purpose/structure/direction built into it #ELTChat
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CliveSir
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2:18 PM
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@rliberni I guess lessons can stray so, once realised, you can seed them to make ss think it's intentional :) #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:18 PM
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@esolcourses @rliberni Very difficult to avoid that! You have to give enough of yourself to make the exchange real & worthwhile. #ELTChat
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rliberni
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2:18 PM
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@AlexandraKouk @andivwhite ideal for dogme appch, newspapers, ted talks, podcasts etc.. I use them all BUT most want grammar too! #eltchat
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BobK99
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2:18 PM
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RT @elawassell: RT @Marisa_C: 1-2-1 teaching can also be stressful for tutor - Can you say more pls? :-) #ELTchat Not for 5 mins! :-)
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BobK99
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2:19 PM
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@elawassell #ELTchat T has to be ON all the time - can't just initiate an activity and then circulate
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AlexandraKouk
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2:19 PM
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@rliberni Many adult Ss coming from a traditional educational background insist on lots and lots of grammar, I've found #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:19 PM
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In 1:1 it's hard to remember that silence is often necessary for production and consolidation. #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:19 PM
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RT @andivwhite: If the chat is structured with feedback and error correction, it's perfect #ELTchat
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teflerinha
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2:19 PM
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RT @ukteachers: 121 could be very stressful for those teachers who take wrong approach to 121 teaching #eltchat #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:19 PM
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#eltchat another reason why a "chat" can be dangerous. The line between chat and monologue
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ukteachers
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2:19 PM
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121 could be very stressful for those teachers who take wrong approach to 121 teaching #eltchat #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:19 PM
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Milk the chat. Make it the lesson. Student generated=awesome. Means the T has to be on her toes. #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:20 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: In 1:1 it's hard to remember that silence is often necessary for production and consolidation. #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:20 PM
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Keep them busy - that way they see value and get tired & go to bed at 9.00p.m. Lol :-) #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:20 PM
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@rliberni @CliveSir Children's party? #eltchat
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Richmond_ELT
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2:20 PM
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RT @andivwhite: Milk the chat. Make it the lesson. Student generated=awesome. Means the T has to be on her toes. #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:20 PM
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@AlexandraKouk @rliberni Yes, me too..but you can deal with grammr through error correction can't you? #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:20 PM
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If u approach 121 as if you're in a classroom and barricade yourself behind materials then sure - it's dull as dishwater #eltchat #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:20 PM
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@CliveSir Yes or you can set aside a specific part of the lesson for conversation #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:20 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: In 1:1 it's hard to remember that silence is often necessary for production and consolidation. #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:20 PM
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@CliveSir I always have a very structured timetable which they agree to beforehand. I use the children's party approach #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:21 PM
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Love the children's party approach! #ELTchat
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theteacherjames
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2:21 PM
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RT @andivwhite: Milk the chat. Make it the lesson. Student generated=awesome. Means the T has to be on her toes. >> Exactly! #eltchat
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worldteacher
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2:21 PM
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@rliberni Very good!! #eltchat
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CliveSir
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2:21 PM
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@rliberni Cunning ;) #eltchat
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worldteacher
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2:21 PM
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RT @rliberni: @CliveSir I always have a very structured timetable which they agree to. I use the children's party approach #eltchat >??????
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JoHart
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2:22 PM
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@BobK99 @elawassell @Marisa_C V demanding - If done well has continuous adjustment of teaching & feedback ie imho 1-2-1 = coaching #ELTchat
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TutorMe_Online
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2:22 PM
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Perhaps a structure that has a set period for grammar/set topics but also a space for chat at the end = healthy compromise? #eltchat
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BobK99
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2:22 PM
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RT @AlexandraKouk: Also, in 1-2-1 the S-T rapport can be a make or break parameter almost instantly #eltchat >Good point
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teflerinha
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2:22 PM
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@theteacherjames @andivwhite @lizziepinard Which makes it demand high..if done that way. #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:22 PM
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@BobK99 @elawassell but teachers aren't monitors. There is always a teaching opportunity somewhere in group work. #ELTChat
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rliberni
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2:22 PM
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@AlexandraKouk I tried a total dogme approach once & after 2 days - "when will we do the grammar exs?" so I mix #eltchat
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elawassell
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2:23 PM
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@rliberni true. I have a student who doesn't want speaking practise - she wants grammar! I was a bit surprised! Usually it's oppost #ELTchat
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esolcourses
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2:23 PM
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@theteacherjames @rliberni agree James, tho it's fine line - especially with s's who are quiet or expect to 'learn by osmosis' ;-) #ELTChat
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teflerinha
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2:23 PM
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@rliberni @AlexandraKouk Can't that b part of dogmeish? Start lesson with feedback on errors last lesson & a little grammar focus #eltchat
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BobK99
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2:23 PM
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RT @rliberni: The biggest danger of 1:1 is that the lesson turns into a chat - need to structure well #eltchat ? Guilty, yer 'onner! :-)
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theteacherjames
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2:23 PM
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@teflerinha @andivwhite @lizziepinard Definitely. The st has to be on their toes too! #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:23 PM
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RT @TutorMe_Online: Perhaps a structure that has set period for grammar/set topics but also a space for chat = healthy compromise? #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:24 PM
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@esolcourses @rliberni Oh yes, there has to be an emphasis on the 'exchange'. #ELTChat
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esolcourses
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2:24 PM
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RT @teflerinha: Can't that b part of dogmeish? Start lesson with feedback on errors last lesson & a little grammar focus #eltchat
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AlexandraKouk
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2:24 PM
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@teflerinha I usu negotiate the syllabus with S before start and set some rules:always "grammar" task feeds sth more communicative #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:25 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: @BobK99 @elawassell but teachers aren't monitors. There is always a teaching opportunity somewhere in group work. #ELTChat
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Shaunwilden
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2:25 PM
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hmm isnt the topic whether 121 is intrinsically better? #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:25 PM
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Here's a recent post on my course design http://t.co/OJvcci9N #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:25 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: @rliberni @AlexandraKouk "pure #dogme "isn't an absence of grammar (though prefers lexis) just not prescriptive #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:26 PM
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And what was the topic again? #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:26 PM
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@elawassell She will get the speaking through the work on grammar presumably a lot of speaking in 1:1 is incidental but v powerful #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:26 PM
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@esolcourses We did seem to be slipping away from the set topic :-) #eltchat
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elawassell
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2:26 PM
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RT @AlexandraKouk I negotiate the syllabus with S before start & set some rules:always "grammar" task feeds sth more communicative #ELTchat
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AlexandraKouk
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2:26 PM
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@Shaunwilden Should we then define "intrinsically"? Is it "always with no exception?" #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:26 PM
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Problem with saying 'students'. Is this some homogenous group of people? Very revealing phrasing in title ... #eltchat #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:26 PM
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@theteacherjames @esolcourses @rliberni feeling kind of slow tonight. What's the difference between a chat and a conversation? #ELTChat
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teflerinha
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2:26 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: @Shaunwilden so I guess it's time for why 1-2-1 isn't better then #eltchat Yes please- or is, if you think so..
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CliveSir
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2:26 PM
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I shared this at chat start. Do you think all these are true/advantageous? http://t.co/xTUHbt26 #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:26 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: hmm isnt the topic whether 121 is intrinsically better? #eltchat ] you could be right... shall we get back on track?? ;-)
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:26 PM
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@Shaunwilden so I guess it's time for why 1-2-1 isn't better then #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:27 PM
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How does learning in 121 context differ from learning in group classroom context? Better title for me .. #eltchat #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:27 PM
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@kevchanwow Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:27 PM
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#eltchat in real life we don't always get what we want, we compromise. it's a real life skill in L1 ;)
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rliberni
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2:27 PM
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@kevchanwow none really but we're talking about the danger of just talking about this n that & not really studying #eltchat
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BobK99
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2:27 PM
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@rliberni #eltchat Or agencies (getting paid)!
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theteacherjames
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2:27 PM
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@kevchanwow @esolcourses @rliberni Hmmmm, to me, there isn't one. #ELTChat
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Shaunwilden
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2:28 PM
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@hartle Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? #eltchat
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hartle
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2:28 PM
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#eltchat hi everyone sorry I'm late, got held up with exams. What's the topic?
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rliberni
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2:28 PM
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@BobK99 true sometimes you have both! I only do my own stuff now - really nice but not always easy to find :-) #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:28 PM
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#eltchat a teacher only has a set number of experiences, stories, input. Having other students increase the knowledge/stories in the room
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teflerinha
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2:28 PM
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@AlexandraKouk @Shaunwilden An essential quality or feature #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:28 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: Am back - sorry all #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:28 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: @Shaunwilden so I guess it's time for why 1-2-1 isn't better then #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:29 PM
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RT @JoHart: @esolcourses @MrChrisJWilson @Shaunwilden #ELTchat - its like cf apples & oranges. Different and have different strengths
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hartle
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2:29 PM
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#eltchat NOw there's a can of worms!! I think social context really important but doing beginner 121 at moment & cn go at her speed
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Shaunwilden
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2:29 PM
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@rliberni I agree :-) #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:29 PM
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RT @CliveSir: I shared this at chat start. Do you think all these are true/advantageous? http://t.co/xTUHbt26 #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:29 PM
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#eltchat I think 1-2-1 can be gr8 when done well, as we've said but also think ss learn a lot from each other and being in a gp
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esolcourses
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2:29 PM
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@theteacherjames: @kevchanwow @@rliberni chat is just an informal expression for conversation, I'd say :-) #ELTChat
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ukteachers
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2:29 PM
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Think the more specific the individual learner's objectives the more likely it is 121 will be more efficacious for them #eltchat #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:29 PM
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A group class is a different kind of social construct with different relationships that can used by the teacher in different ways. #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:29 PM
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@Shaunwilden OK I think it's horses for courses, 1:1 great for some not for all #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:29 PM
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What is YOUR personal preference - no matter what you think is best? 1-2-1 or classes #ELTchat
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JoHart
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2:29 PM
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@esolcourses @MrChrisJWilson @Shaunwilden #ELTchat - its like cf apples & oranges. Different and have different strengths
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LizziePinard
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2:29 PM
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RT @andivwhite: If the chat is structured with feedback and error correction, it's perfect #ELTchat
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teflerinha
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2:30 PM
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RT @CliveSir: #eltchat Might nervous students feel safer in crowd than in 1:1? And be of similar generation hence more in common?
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BobK99
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2:30 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: In 1:1 it's hard to remember that silence is often necessary for production and consolidation. #eltchat > Indeed. V hard.
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Marisa_C
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2:30 PM
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RT @teflerinha: #eltchat 1-2-1 can be gr8 when done well, as we've said but also think ss learn a lot from each other and being in a gp
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theteacherjames
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2:30 PM
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@Marisa_C I've taught both equally & I don't have a preference. Both have their benefits. #swingsandroundabouts #ELTchat
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elawassell
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2:30 PM
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@rliberni well, she gets lot of speaking practice at work (ESOL learner) she says she lacks form - was never thaught formally. #ELTchat
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Richmond_ELT
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2:30 PM
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@MrChrisJWilson Agreed. Far more ideas and discussion can be generated with a group of students than just 1-2-1 #eltchat
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hartle
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2:30 PM
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RT @teflerinha: #eltchat I think 1-2-1 can be gr8 ... ss learn a lot from each other and being in a gp > I agree
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CliveSir
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2:30 PM
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#eltchat Might nervous students feel safer in crowd than in 1:1? And be of similar generation hence more in common?
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michaelegriffin
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2:30 PM
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@Marisa_C #ELTchat I much much much prefer classes of 6+ students. I feel totally burned out from 1:1 if I ever do it these days.
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esolcourses
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2:30 PM
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RT @JoHart @MrChrisJWilson @Shaunwilden #ELTchat - its like cf apples & oranges. Different and have different strengths ] agree, Jo
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worldteacher
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2:30 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: What is YOUR personal preference - no matter what you think is best? 1-2-1 or classes #ELTchat >For me, it's classes!!
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MellynEducation
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2:30 PM
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all my classes now are 1:1. It took some adjustment. #eltchat
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LizziePinard
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2:31 PM
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Non 1-1 = good for group work/project work/collaboration #eltchat
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hartle
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2:31 PM
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RT @CliveSir: #eltchat Might nervous students feel safer in crowd than in 1:1? > or they might feel less nervous without peer pressure.
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:31 PM
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RT @theteacherjames: @Marisa_C I've taught both equally & I don't have a preference. Both have their benefits. #ELTchat < same
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ukteachers
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2:31 PM
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Quantity of ideas generated is more important than learning outcomes? interesting - #eltchat #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:31 PM
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@Marisa_C i love the high that comes from a group working together to improve. The energy is of a different caliber. #ELTChat
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TutorMe_Online
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2:31 PM
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@Marisa_C Think 1-2-1 has the edge in terms of productivity & how much improvement a single student can make in 1 lesson #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:31 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: What is YOUR personal preference - no matter what you think is best? 1-2-1 or classes #ELTchat ] prefer classes myself
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hartle
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2:32 PM
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#eltchat I don't really have a personal preference. Work in different ways. BUT I love the buzz of good group interaction
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JoHart
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2:32 PM
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@hartle but perhaps her speed would be greater with other stdnts to "bounce off"? #ELTchat
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e_clements
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2:32 PM
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#eltchat In a group Ss can interact with other NN/lower level speakers - probably more realistic for what they'll need to do in real life.
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andivwhite
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2:32 PM
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@teflerinha Yes! Just said the same and forgot the hashtag. #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:32 PM
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@michaelegriffin I found group classes more stressful - more expectations & classroom management to deal with. #ELTchat
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teflerinha
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2:32 PM
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#eltchat Think is gr8 benefit in negotiating meaning with more than 1 person- esp someone who may struggle more 2 understand than the T
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CliveSir
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2:32 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: some yes, I have a student who only likes 121's so no one else is there to see her mistakes. #eltchat
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hartle
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2:33 PM
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RT @JoHart: @hartle but perhaps her speed would be greater with other stdnts to "bounce off"? #ELTchat yes, true
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teflerinha
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2:33 PM
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@andivwhite I'm always doing that! #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:33 PM
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@Marisa_C I prefer classes because IMO they allow more autonomy, & give s's opportunity to collaborate with peers and share ideas #ELTChat
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rliberni
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2:33 PM
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@CliveSir at a quick read yes & mostly advantages, can only use third of any course book though! No group work, no real audience #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:33 PM
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#eltchat output hypothesis all about having to work hard to make yourself understood- teachers can make it too easy
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michaelegriffin
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2:33 PM
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#ELTchat I think I am really out of practice for thinking of what to say to 1 person while dealing with all choices teaching entails.
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Shaunwilden
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2:33 PM
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RT @hartle: #eltchat I don't really have a personal preference. Work in different ways. BUT I love the buzz of good group interaction
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rliberni
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2:34 PM
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@CliveSir also no banter (much), fewer opps for role-play #eltchat
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Richmond_ELT
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2:34 PM
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#eltchat In groups independent learning is encouraged, students can help each other rather than always depending on the teacher
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SueAnnan
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2:34 PM
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I like both 1-2-1 and classes. You can do different things #ELTchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:34 PM
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@ukteachers What is the learning outcome? To use narrative tenses or to exchange and interact with other stories? #eltchat
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michaelegriffin
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2:34 PM
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@theteacherjames I found group classes more stressful - more expectations & classroom management to deal with. #ELTchat >interesting points
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elawassell
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2:34 PM
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RT @TutorMe_Online: Think 1-2-1 has the edge in terms of productivity & how much improvement a single student can make in 1 lesson #ELTchat
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BobK99
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2:34 PM
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@elawassell #ELTchat I had one of those (grammar, not chat). Lots of photocopying!
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andivwhite
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2:35 PM
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I like 121. More than 1 student immediately means multilevel in terms of personality, interest, language, etc. #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:35 PM
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1-2-1 is great for students who have specific agendas, which would be hard to negotiate in class #ELTchat
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rliberni
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2:35 PM
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@kevchanwow is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better (than class & group presumably) #eltchat
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MellynEducation
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2:35 PM
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@michaelegriffin i found higher expectations in a class but more pressure in 1:1 #eltchat
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hartle
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2:35 PM
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#eltchat and in 121 you can't use grp activities that allow students time to repeat and consolidate new language etc.
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esolcourses
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2:35 PM
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@Marisa_C I do think a lot depends on ind. students and level, though - 1-2-1 may work better for some learners #ELTChat
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Shaunwilden
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2:35 PM
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@elawassell @TutorMe_Online I am not sure i agree with that but I guess it depends on what we see as 'productivity' #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:35 PM
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RT @Richmond_ELT: #eltchat In groups independent learning is encouraged, students can help each other rather than always depending on the teacher
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hartle
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2:36 PM
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#eltchat in 121 you can cater more closely for a learner's particular learning strategy
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MellynEducation
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2:36 PM
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@andivwhite i enjoy the multilevel! #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:36 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: What is YOUR personal preference - no matter what you think is best? 1-2-1 or classes #ELTchat
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JoHart
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2:36 PM
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@elawassell @TutorMe_Online #ELTchat Hmm but if 4x 1-2-1 will you get 4x productivity of 1 x group of 4 ?
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:36 PM
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#eltchat I suspect (no firm evidence) that some student benefit from group more (motivation = improvements) so for them 121s are beter
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Marisa_C
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2:36 PM
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prefer classes myself - if only because I like to use lots of games/gamelike activities best done in grps - like the energy of grps #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:36 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: #eltchat a teacher only has a set number of experiences, stories, input. Having other students increase the knowledge/stories in the room
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SueAnnan
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2:36 PM
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RT @esolcourses: @Marisa_C I do think a lot depends on ind. students and level, though - 1-2-1 may work better for some learners #ELTChat
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rliberni
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2:36 PM
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RT @JoHart: @esolcourses @MrChrisJWilson @Shaunwilden #ELTchat - its like cf apples & oranges. Different and have different strengths
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BobK99
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2:36 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: @Shaunwilden so I guess it's time for why 1-2-1 isn't better then #eltchat >Ss bounce off peers, share learning
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rliberni
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2:36 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: #eltchat a teacher only has a set number of experiences, stories, input. Having other students increase the knowledge/stories in the room
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michaelegriffin
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2:36 PM
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RT @MellynEducation: @michaelegriffin i found higher expectations in a class but more pressure in 1:1 #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:36 PM
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@hartle Ooh another good point..task repetition is gr8 for language emergence and harder to justify 1-2-1 #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:36 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: 1-2-1 is great for students who have specific agendas, which would be hard to negotiate in class #ELTchat
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esolcourses
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2:36 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: 1-2-1 is great for students who have specific agendas, which would be hard to negotiate in class #ELTchat ] good point, Sue!
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rliberni
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2:37 PM
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@Marisa_C I like both good variety - but rarely do classroom-based nowadays #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:37 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: @hartle A gd point Sharon, repetition is imp and classes do tend to allow that more #eltchat
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hartle
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2:37 PM
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RT @andivwhite: ... multilevel in terms of personality, interest, language, etc. #eltchat Yes the mix is wht makes it heady :-)
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ukteachers
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2:37 PM
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I think of 121 as a specialised form of pairwork rather than being a TEACHER vs STUDENT situation #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:37 PM
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#eltchat Which is ironic as 121 is built around the premise of catering for your students specific needs...which may be groups.
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teflerinha
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2:37 PM
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RT @hartle: #eltchat in 121 you can cater more closely for a learner's particular learning strategy Gd point on other side!
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Shaunwilden
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2:37 PM
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@hartle A gd point Sharon, repetition is imp and classes do tend to allow that more #eltchat
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Richmond_ELT
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2:37 PM
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#eltchat If groups are too large though, weaker/shyer sts can hide behind stronger ones and their progress is slower
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Marisa_C
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2:37 PM
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RT @MellynEducation: @michaelegriffin i found higher expectations in a class but more pressure in 1:1 #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:37 PM
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RT @hartle: #eltchat in 121 you can cater more closely for a learner's particular learning strategy
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Marisa_C
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2:38 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: If your student is awkward, 1-2-1 can be challenging for both #ELTchat
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JoHart
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2:38 PM
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@hartle #ELTchat - does always catering to their indiv lerning pref do them any favours for future learning situations?
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andivwhite
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2:38 PM
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Yes! RT @Marisa_C: @Richmond_ELT good point abt large classes - maybe gd to talk abt optimal class size too #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:38 PM
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RT @hartle: #eltchat and in 121 you can't use grp activities that allow students time to repeat and consolidate new language etc.
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TutorMe_Online
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2:38 PM
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@Shaunwilden @elawassell Good point- I mean in terms of individual focus/involvement in the lesson - in groups, can slip #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:38 PM
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RT @Richmond_ELT: #eltchat If groups 2 large, weaker/shyer sts can hide and their progress is slower Yes- bt t should deal with this
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MellynEducation
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2:38 PM
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RT @ukteachers: I think of 121 as a specialised form of pairwork rather than being a TEACHER vs STUDENT situation #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:38 PM
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@Richmond_ELT good point abt large classes - maybe gd to talk abt optimal class size too #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:39 PM
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@CliveSir works both ways some want confidence before joining a crowd #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:39 PM
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#eltchat group classes also show learners...in a group! Allowing development of group skills as well as knowledge of grammar vocab and lexis
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Shaunwilden
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2:39 PM
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RT @andivwhite: I've had classes of 50+, I'll take 121 any day over that. #eltchat Given those numbers, me too :-)
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teflerinha
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2:39 PM
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@hartle @SueAnnan OMG Me too! #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:39 PM
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Person-centred thinking means I never think of 'my student' - I don't own this person I work with #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:39 PM
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RT @CliveSir: #eltchat Might nervous students feel safer in crowd than in 1:1? And be of similar generation hence more in common?
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SueAnnan
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2:39 PM
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@hartle me too :-) #ELTchat
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rliberni
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2:39 PM
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RT @michaelegriffin: @Marisa_C #ELTchat I much much much prefer classes of 6+ students. I feel totally burned out from 1:1 if I ever do it these days.
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andivwhite
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2:39 PM
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I've had classes of 50+, I'll take 121 any day over that. #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:39 PM
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RT @hartle: #eltchat NOw there's a can of worms!! I think social context really important but doing beginner 121 at moment & cn go at her speed
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TutorMe_Online
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2:39 PM
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@JoHart @elawassell Interesting qu! Undoubtedly group has advantages too&debate/discussion btwn students can be invaluable #eltchat
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hartle
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2:40 PM
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RT @andivwhite: I've had classes of 50+, I'll take 121 any day over that. #eltchat But large classes have advantages too ( Ihave 90+)
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ukteachers
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2:40 PM
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121 challenges a teacher to rethink their role as a teacher - and everything about nature of teaching and learning - challenging! #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:40 PM
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I prefer a mix myself. This keeps me on my toes:-) #ELTchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:40 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Person-centred thinking means I never think of 'my student' - I don't own this person I work with #eltchat
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LizziePinard
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2:40 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: I like both 1-2-1 and classes. You can do different things #ELTchat
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teflerinha
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2:40 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: #eltchat group classes also show learners...in a group! Allowing development of group skills as well as knowledge of grammar vocab and lexis
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MellynEducation
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2:40 PM
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Shy and embarrased students SHOULD be in a class to build compensation strategies. Cant do in 1:1 #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:40 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: #eltchat group classes also show learners...in a group! Allowing development of group skills as well as knowledge of grammar vocab and lexis
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:40 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: RT @andivwhite: I've had classes of 50+, I'll take 121 any day over that. #eltchat Given those numbers, me too < me three
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hartle
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2:40 PM
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RT @JoHart: @hartle #ELTchat > depedns on indiv. context. This beginner 52 yrs old, very nervous. Needs confidence builΓ²ding and to have fun
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SueAnnan
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2:40 PM
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RT @rliberni: @CliveSir works both ways some want confidence before joining a crowd #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:41 PM
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@teflerinha @MellynEducation though isnt there sth to be said about a shy sts having 121 to build their confidence? #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:41 PM
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Groups allow exposure to wider array of truly learnable structures, not structures teachers think should be learned. #eltchat
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hartle
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2:41 PM
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RT @ukteachers: ' - I don't own this person I work with #eltchat > Why on earth wd you want to "own" yr students?
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rliberni
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2:41 PM
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RT @CliveSir: RT @MrChrisJWilson: some yes, I have a student who only likes 121's so no one else is there to see her mistakes. #eltchat
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BobK99
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2:41 PM
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@rliberni Not at all :-( - it's only Twitter that keeps me thinking like a teacher, most of the time! #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:41 PM
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RT @MellynEducation: Shy and embarrased students SHOULD be in a class to build compensation strategies. Cant do in 1:1 #eltchat Agree
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rliberni
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2:41 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Quantity of ideas generated is more important than learning outcomes? interesting - #eltchat #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:42 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Group teaching challenges a teacher to become good at managing groups and group learning activities #eltchat
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CliveSir
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2:42 PM
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Working with a group allows u to get further away from the smelly ones ;) #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:42 PM
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Shy sts can hide in large groups #eltchat
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hartle
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2:42 PM
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RT @MellynEducation: Shy... to build compensation strategies. Cant do in 1:1 #eltchat Why not?
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elawassell
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2:42 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Quantity of ideas generated is more important than learning outcomes? interesting <- such a good point!!! #ELTchat
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rliberni
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2:42 PM
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@CliveSir @ukteachers the learner will see them ime learners do know if you mess up!! #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:42 PM
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1-2-1 can move at learner's pace and in learner's preferred style #ELTchat
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teflerinha
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2:42 PM
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@CliveSir @rliberni @MrChrisJWilson But don't people see them when/if she talks outside the classroom? #eltchat
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LizziePinard
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2:42 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Group teaching challenges a teacher to become good at managing groups and group learning activities #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:42 PM
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RT @kevchanwow Groups allow exposure to wider array of truly learnable structures, not structures teachers think should be learned. #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:43 PM
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@teflerinha @MellynEducation darn those 140 limits eh :-) #eltchat
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JoHart
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2:43 PM
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@hartle @ukteachers #ELTchat Don't "own" them but they are "my students" because I champion their cause
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SueAnnan
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2:43 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: RT @ukteachers: Group teaching challenges a teacher to become good at managing groups and group learning activities #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:43 PM
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@Shaunwilden @MellynEducation Yes, was going to add that but ran out of characters! #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:43 PM
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RT @JoHart: @hartle but perhaps her speed would be greater with other stdnts to "bounce off"? #ELTchat
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rliberni
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2:44 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: 1-2-1 is great for students who have specific agendas, which would be hard to negotiate in class #ELTchat
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hartle
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2:44 PM
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RT @JoHart: @hartle @ukteachers #ELTchat Don't "own" them but they are "my students" because I champion their cause > Gr8t :-)
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SueAnnan
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2:44 PM
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groups teach teachers to negotiate too #ELTchat
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rliberni
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2:44 PM
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@esolcourses 1-2-1 good for ss who are struggling with something esp IELTS!! #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:44 PM
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RT @hartle: #eltchat lots of gd points here abt both contexts, but a gd teacher shd be able to manage both and the challenge is to adapt yr skills
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MellynEducation
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2:44 PM
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@Shaunwilden in the beginning but in my experience a small class provides multiple learning platforms that bring longer interest. #eltchat
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hartle
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2:44 PM
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#eltchat lots of gd points here abt both contexts, but a gd teacher shd be able to manage both and the challenge is to adapt yr skills
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SueAnnan
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2:45 PM
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RT @andivwhite: Peer learning an obvious plus for groups. #eltchat
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frazski
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2:45 PM
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RT @ShellTerrell: TESOL Webinar – Researching Effectively with Language Learners http://t.co/XR4VjEkd #esl #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:45 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: RT @MellynEducation: @michaelegriffin i found higher expectations in a class but more pressure in 1:1 #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:45 PM
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Peer learning an obvious plus for groups. #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:45 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: 1-2-1 is great for students who have specific agendas, which would be hard to negotiate in class #ELTchat
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esolcourses
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2:45 PM
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RT @rliberni: @esolcourses 1-2-1 good for ss who are struggling with something esp IELTS!! #eltchat ] yes, I'm sure that's true!
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JoHart
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2:45 PM
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@hartle @ukteachers #ELTchat Them being "my students" enables me to identify more strongly with their needs and wants
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michaelegriffin
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2:46 PM
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Are time and money considerations of the #ELTchat on teaching 1:1 classes?
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BobK99
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2:46 PM
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RT @theteacherjames: @michaelegriffin I fd classes more stressful ... expectations & classroom management to deal with. #ELTchat >ESP CM
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rliberni
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2:46 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: RT @andivwhite: I've had classes of 50+, I'll take 121 any day over that. #eltchat Given those numbers, me too :-)
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kevchanwow
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2:46 PM
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@andivwhite that bad? Some shy students are happy to learn in their own way. They are engaged in class even if we don't see it #ELTChat
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MeghanBeler
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2:46 PM
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RT @andivwhite: Peer learning an obvious plus for groups. #eltchat
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hartle
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2:46 PM
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#eltchat have to go, everyone and get back to our exams. ( 2000 written exams and only 9 teachers :-( )See U tonight.
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rliberni
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2:46 PM
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RT @ukteachers: I think of 121 as a specialised form of pairwork rather than being a TEACHER vs STUDENT situation #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:46 PM
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@SueAnnan Yes, and gps help teacher develop specific interpersonal skills- groups more exposing for teachers in many ways too #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:46 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: #eltchat Which is ironic as 121 is built around the premise of catering for your students specific needs...which may be groups.
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rliberni
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2:46 PM
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RT @Richmond_ELT: #eltchat If groups are too large though, weaker/shyer sts can hide behind stronger ones and their progress is slower
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:47 PM
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@michaelegriffin good point! 121 = more expensive! completely slipped by! #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:47 PM
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RT @kevchanwow: @andivwhite that bad? Some shy students happy to learn in their own way...engaged in class even if we don't see it #ELTChat
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rliberni
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2:47 PM
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I think small groups can be harder that 1-2-1 in terms of tiredness (3/4) #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:47 PM
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@rliberni classes I teach normally tend to include some 1-2-1 sessions to work on problems/specific issues s's need to address #ELTChat
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Shaunwilden
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2:47 PM
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@michaelegriffin Dont think they have come up yet no :-) #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:47 PM
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@kevchanwow Very true. #ELTChat
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JoHart
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2:47 PM
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@esolcourses @rliberni #ELTchat agree - bits of 1-2-1 gr8 for problems - with lit students online - just do 1-2-1 in breakouts at need
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ukteachers
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2:47 PM
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In 121 if you see yourself as a TEACHER and nothing more - outcomes bound to be isolating, stressful, boring etc .... #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:48 PM
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@TutorMe_Online @MrChrisJWilson or more profitable for the T, depending on how you look at it. #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:48 PM
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#eltchat 121 also fit around one students time rearranged for them and their lives.
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Marisa_C
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2:48 PM
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RT @rliberni: I think small groups can be harder that 1-2-1 in terms of tiredness (3/4) #eltchat > true sometimes
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esolcourses
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2:48 PM
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RT @Marisa_C RT @MeghanBeler: RT @andivwhite: Peer learning an obvious plus for groups. #eltchat > and time to breathe btwn learning 'bytes"
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teflerinha
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2:48 PM
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@esolcourses @rliberni Mixture of 121 tutorials and grp work can be excellent- strength of ESOL- or was when funding available! #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:48 PM
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@MrChrisJWilson @michaelegriffin So does expense affect whether it is better or not? #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:48 PM
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RT @MeghanBeler: RT @andivwhite: Peer learning an obvious plus for groups. #eltchat > and time to breathe btwn learning 'bytes"
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theteacherjames
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2:48 PM
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RT @hartle: #eltchat lots of gd points here abt both contexts, but a gd teacher shd be able to manage both and the challenge is to adapt yr skills
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TutorMe_Online
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2:48 PM
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@ukteachers totally disagree - 121 provides opportunity to break down traditional teacher/stdt boundaries & interact more! #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:49 PM
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ok 10 minutes left, loads of differences mentioned already what else do we need to cover? #eltchat
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MellynEducation
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2:49 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: #eltchat 121 also fit around one students time rearranged for them and their lives. #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:49 PM
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@teflerinha Right - mixture of approaches would be great #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:49 PM
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@Shaunwilden I don't think it's better- just different, if you have an experienced teacher #ELTchat
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SueAnnan
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2:50 PM
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It's intensive for the student to have too many 1-2-1 sessions per day #ELTchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:50 PM
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@Shaunwilden @michaelegriffin certainly. If a student pays more they believe it is better=placebo affect (not def motivation) #eltchat
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michaelegriffin
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2:50 PM
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@Shaunwilden @MrChrisJWilson #ELTchat maybe. If as a student I can pay 20% of the cost of a 1:1 for class to learn 80% of what i'd learn 1;1
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Richmond_ELT
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2:51 PM
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@ukteachers @teflerinha If time & money allow, then a combination of class and 1-2-1 is ideal but not often possible unfortunately #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:51 PM
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@louisealix68 Still 10 mins left if you want to add your thoughts :-) #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:51 PM
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#eltchat of course, pay more money for a class and expect more spoon feeding rather than having to work and learn something.
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louisealix68
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2:51 PM
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ach shame, got home late and missed the #eltchat. Will have to read up on the summary
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esolcourses
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2:51 PM
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@teflerinha agree, though ESOL funding has been slashed of late & future viability seems very much up in the air at the moment :-( #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:51 PM
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Sometimes negotiating can backfire - we have one 1-2-1 st who has been a right royal one #Eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:51 PM
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@TutorMe_Online No worries - this is the Internet! :-) #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:52 PM
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@Marisa_C @SueAnnan Good idea provides different voices too #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:52 PM
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@Marisa_C we do too. Each teacher only has 1 session per day #ELTchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:52 PM
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@louisealix68 "Is 1-2-1 teaching intrinsically better for students than being in a group? #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:52 PM
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@michaelegriffin @shaunwilden @mrchrisjwilson I think there is a google converter which helps Ss figure it out #ELTChat
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esolcourses
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2:52 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: It's intensive for the student to have too many 1-2-1 sessions per day #ELTchat ] agree, Sue - 1-2-1 can be very "full on"
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louisealix68
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2:52 PM
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@Shaunwilden topic? #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:52 PM
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@SueAnnan when we run an intensive 1-2-1 I change tutors #ELTchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:53 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Teachers. How would you yourself prefer to learn? In your own classrooms or with a 121 teacher? #eltchat
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louisealix68
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2:53 PM
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ach drat and double drat. Just my type of topic on #eltchat. Prob already said but I think age plays role in whether 1-2-1 better or not
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ukteachers
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2:53 PM
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Teachers. How would you yourself prefer to learn? In your own classrooms or with a 121 teacher? #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:53 PM
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TBH, I think a blank statement of 121 > groups is stupid over simplification and each have benefits. #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:53 PM
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@Richmond_ELT @esolcourses @ukteachers Wholeheartedly agree combination prob best of all worlds if practicable. #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:53 PM
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@MrChrisJWilson @Shaunwilden @michaelegriffin My sts pay more for 121 because it's a bespoke service. Flexible hours, tailored. #eltchat
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JoHart
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2:53 PM
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@esolcourses @SueAnnan Agree- variety is the spice of life for stdnt & teacher #ELTchat
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elawassell
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2:54 PM
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As a learner I preferred 121 than group – more advantages 4 the L! But I think it really depends on L's personality. #ELTchat
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ukteachers
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2:54 PM
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If I wanted to make speedy progress in a language there's no way I'd choose a group setting #eltchat
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Julian_LEnfant
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2:54 PM
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121 or group? After reading everyone's posts, I'll sit on the fence & say that it depends on the learner & their immediate needs. #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:54 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Teachers. How would you yourself prefer to learn? In your own classrooms or with a 121 teacher? #eltchat Gd question!
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SueAnnan
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2:54 PM
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me personally, It would depend on the group dynamics #ELTchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:54 PM
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@louisealix68 Not sure age has come up, please expand :-) #eltchat
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:54 PM
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#eltchat really the best for students is both ;)
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andivwhite
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2:54 PM
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@Shaunwilden Depends on the teacher!!! #eltchat
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MellynEducation
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2:54 PM
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I find 1:1 good supplementary classes to focus on areas of difficulty. This helps focus individual student efforts within a class #eltchat
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LizziePinard
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2:55 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: TBH, I think a blank statement of 121 > groups is stupid over simplification and each have benefits. #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:55 PM
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RT @MrChrisJWilson: @michaelegriffin good point! 121 = more expensive! completely slipped by! #eltchat
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michaelegriffin
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2:55 PM
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@Shaunwilden @ukteachers #ELTchat I'd much prefer to learn in class cuz im still thinking about teaching classes all the time. #offtopic
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louisealix68
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2:55 PM
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#eltchat teenagers (adolescent psychology) like to "hide" until around 15/16 when develop more sense of self and less fear of standing out
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Marisa_C
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2:55 PM
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RT @ukteachers: Teachers. How would you yourself prefer to learn? In your own classrooms or with a 121 teacher? #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:55 PM
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@Julian_LEnfant I like the way you popped in to fence sit :-) #eltchat
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JoHart
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2:55 PM
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@Shaunwilden #Eltchat - neither - alone online or via books/Internet - but then I am weird :)
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theteacherjames
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2:55 PM
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@ukteachers Depends on the teacher I have & the students I'm with! #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:55 PM
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I'd choose a Michel Thomas style approach - not stuck in evening classes eating snails in a French lesson #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:56 PM
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@Shaunwilden people pay more for more attention or if what they want can't be done in a class not better or worse just diff #eltchat
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Marisa_C
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2:56 PM
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But it would be more valuable for me to learn in a class i guess #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:56 PM
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@LizziePinard Totally agree - it's silly way to frame it #eltchat
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theteacherjames
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2:56 PM
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@ukteachers But I'm not in a rush & I like the social aspect. True for many of our sts too. #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:56 PM
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@Marisa_C I 've had co-sts who were really a pain, but also co-sts who made me want to attend class. Depends on the people #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:56 PM
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@ukteachers #eltchat Would depend on teacher and other classmates..but with a good teacher and motivated classmates- honestly, in a group.
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:56 PM
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if I was in a foreign country then I'd choose 121, I can find opportunities for group work out side. otherwise groups. #eltchat
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elawassell
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2:56 PM
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As a T I don’t mind being on my toes! But I love teaching classes too!
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Marisa_C
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2:56 PM
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I personally prefer to be taught 1-2-1 simply because observing a T in class distracts me much more as a trainer #ELTchat
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MellynEducation
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2:56 PM
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I would want a small class - all the way! #eltchat
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louisealix68
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2:56 PM
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#eltchat listening is important in lang learning. In 1-2-1 not much listening time, push for production
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LizziePinard
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2:56 PM
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RT @teflerinha: @Richmond_ELT @esolcourses @ukteachers Wholeheartedly agree combination prob best of all worlds if practicable. #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:56 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: @MrChrisJWilson @michaelegriffin So does expense affect whether it is better or not? #eltchat
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andivwhite
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2:57 PM
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@louisealix68 I need to like my fellow pupils to learn from them though. #eltchat
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rliberni
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2:57 PM
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RT @SueAnnan: @elawassell I find that you dance to the tune of the student in 1-2-1 #ELTchat that's why they pay more
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JoHart
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2:57 PM
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RT @louisealix68: #eltchat Think pupils learn lot from each other. especially if low WTC then good to be able to listen.
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louisealix68
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2:57 PM
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#eltchat Think pupils learn lot from each other. especially if low WTC then good to be able to listen.
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MrChrisJWilson
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2:57 PM
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@Shaunwilden it's those badges clearly! #eltchat
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ukteachers
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2:57 PM
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Perhaps my learning preference determines my teaching preference ;-) #eltchat
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Shaunwilden
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2:57 PM
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Am confused this is the bit when we start to ask for summary writers but having got one all ready not sure what to do #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:57 PM
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@elawassell I find that you dance to the tune of the student in 1-2-1 #ELTchat
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ukteachers
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2:58 PM
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@teflerinha thanks for picking up from the blog post and suggesting this - was interesting #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:58 PM
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RT @teflerinha: @ukteachers Yes, good point, and something to be wary of for teachers #eltchat (wary not way)
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andivwhite
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2:58 PM
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@Marisa_C Yes yes yes #eltchat
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JoHart
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2:58 PM
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@louisealix68 #ELTchat they also gain much peer moral support - I work with regionl learners online who are physically isolated frm peers
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CliveSir
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2:58 PM
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What's the going rate for 1-2-1 in UK? #eltchat
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SueAnnan
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2:58 PM
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have to go now- 1-2-1 this afternoon. See you all tonight #ELTchat
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Marisa_C
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2:58 PM
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@andivwhite if so much depends on good people dynamics - that much more demanding & important for T to manage well #eltchat
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louisealix68
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2:58 PM
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@andivwhite yet can learn from listening to their mistakes and having (heated) debate with no empathy? #eltchat
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teflerinha
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2:58 PM
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@ukteachers Yes, good point, and something to be way of for teachers #eltchat
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kevchanwow
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2:58 PM
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@Shaunwilden saying thank you is always good. #ELTChat
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elawassell
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2:58 PM
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@SueAnnan not when you agree on the syllabus first and set the rules - that's what I do anyway. #ELTchat
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louisealix68
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2:59 PM
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@JoHart absolutely - hence "forums" (fora) etc and webcams #ELTchat
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BobK99
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2:59 PM
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Gotta go now - goodbye & thx to mods and all participants in #eltchat
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esolcourses
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2:59 PM
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GTG as lunch is ready, but thanks for another great #eltchat & to mods @Shaunwilden @Marisa_C & @rliberni for keeping the convo on track :)
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teflerinha
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2:59 PM
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@ukteachers You're welcome..was your inspiration! #eltchat
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Wiktor_K
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2:59 PM
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Aargh! Missed #eltchat on 1-2-1s! Gutted. Well, looking fwd to reading summary. See you tonight!
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JoHart
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3:00 PM
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@louisealix68 #ELTchat - we use virtual class
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MrChrisJWilson
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3:00 PM
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Thanks for an interesting chat everyone. might see you tonight :) #eltchat
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rliberni
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3:00 PM
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@CliveSir anything from Β£9.00 (unbelievable) to Β£50 dep on the student, content & bravery of teacher!! #eltchat
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andivwhite
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3:00 PM
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Thanks to #eltchat
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TutorMe_Online
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3:00 PM
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Thanks for a fantastic #eltchat!
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Shaunwilden
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3:00 PM
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Thanks for joining #eltchat - if you are here at 9pm it's "What web tools / sites are there that can benefit EAP students and teachers? "
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exam_writer
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3:00 PM
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Anything from Β£15 to Β£50 an hour. Depends on UK region and level/speciality>RT @CliveSir: What's the going rate for 1-2-1 in UK? #eltchat
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MellynEducation
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3:00 PM
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Lovely chat! Thanks for having me! Gotta run. My commute is almost up! #eltchat
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LizziePinard
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3:00 PM
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#eltchat thanks all, great chat! :)
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teflerinha
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3:01 PM
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#eltchat Thanks everyone, really enjoyed that.
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e_clements
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3:01 PM
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#eltchat Thanks for the interesting discussion everyone - didn't think there'd be so much to say!
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Shaunwilden
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3:01 PM
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Hey #EAPchat tonight's #eltchat is What web tools / sites are there that can benefit EAP students and teachers? 9 BST
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rliberni
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3:01 PM
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RT @Shaunwilden: Thanks for joining #eltchat - if you are here at 9pm it's "What web tools / sites are there that can benefit EAP students and teachers? "
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kevchanwow
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3:01 PM
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Thank you for the best crowded train ride home I've ever had. Moderators, my hats off to you. #eltchat
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Richmond_ELT
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3:01 PM
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Thanks all, great chat! #eltchat
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louisealix68
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3:01 PM
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thanks for the quickie 10 minutes! #eltchat won't be there 2nite either :-(
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Marisa_C
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3:02 PM
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Is time up already? I feel we only touched upon the surface today - perhaps we should revisit 1-2-1 teaching again-what do u think? #eltchat
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elawassell
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3:02 PM
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Thank you everyone for a really interesting chat! #ELTchat
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CliveSir
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3:02 PM
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Many Ss can barely afford to live, let alone pay for 1-2-1 #eltchat
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JoHart
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3:02 PM
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@Shaunwilden @rliberni #ELTchat - as a mere literacy teacher pls what is EAP?
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michaelegriffin
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3:02 PM
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Thanks to #ELTchat ters and mods...good times. Will remember for when and if I teach 1:1. Cheers!
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ELT_Turkey
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3:03 PM
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Hello from Turkey to all my colleagues from all around the world. #eltchat
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ukteachers
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3:03 PM
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@Marisa_C I think so yes #eltchat
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louisealix68
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3:03 PM
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@Marisa_C good idea - I'll be on time next time! #eltchat
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JoHart
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3:03 PM
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@rliberni #ELTchat thank you Berni sometimes thoes acronyms just beat me :)
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Marisa_C
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3:03 PM
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@teflerinha will get transcript soon & message you re summary #eltchat
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CliveSir
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3:03 PM
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@Marisa_C Good idea! #eltchat
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rliberni
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3:04 PM
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@JoHart :-) there are just too many in Edu & the list grow daily Yikes! #eltchat
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elawassell
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3:04 PM
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RT @Marisa_C: Is time up already? perhaps we should revisit 1-2-1 teaching again-what do u think? - YES need to think of diff angle #ELTchat
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rliberni
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3:04 PM
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Great topic!! Great chat!! thanks to awesome co- mods as ever @Marisa_C & @Shaunwilden #eltchat
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JoHart
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3:04 PM
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@teflerinha @Shaunwilden @rliberni "Chuckle" All comes under IELTS here I think #ELTchat
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Shaunwilden
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3:06 PM
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@teflerinha @JoHart @rliberni So join in tonight at 21.,00 to discuss further :-) #ELTchat
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CliveSir
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3:07 PM
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Thanks for the stimulating #eltchat everyone, and special thanks to mods :)
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