How to teach an ESL class (English as a Second Language)

This video explains how to teach an English as a Second Language class.
It serves as a guide for new ESL teachers to teach their students how to speak English.

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[truthseeker]

I'm 42 and a tesol certified teacher... next wedensday is my first day teaching (I'm so nervous. starting a completely new career at 42 turns out to be very challenging). thank you for sharing your teaching techniques and valuable advice. wish me luck!

[hjmayt]

I completely agree with your suggestions and advice. I’ve been teaching ESL in Japan for over 20 years and the first 15 or so were very frustrating with their hesitancy to speak. I realized that they learn the other aspects of English at their schools and cram schools, so in my class I began to focus 90% on speaking and I see a huge difference now. I also love to praise their effort and encourage them to feel proud even when they make a mistake, because then we turn that into a mini lesson and all of the children learn from it. We all say thank you to the student for them helping to teach our class that day (with their unintentional mistake). Love your videos and even after teaching ESL for so many years, I still learn so much. Thank you!

[samaressam]

I am a teacher of English and I am from Egypt . I want to say that you have a great talent in teaching and I realy feel excited when listening to you, Thanks a lot .

[ahmedmahmoud]

Your way of teaching is the easiest and simplest one I have ever watched on YouTube. God bless you.

[HibaAlhmoud]

I wish I could see an actual video of you teaching an ESL class :, ) your advice are so helpful! Thank you!

[fredo]

I've just started teaching ESL and this is really helpful, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! :)

[LearnAcademicEnglish]

Lots of great tips here. Teaching ESL to students in the United States means that we also have to consider the student population's goals. I teach ESL to college students who are recent immigrants or refugees, and we have to target the students' writing, reading, listening, and speaking skills so that they can be ready to succeed in college classes. Certainly speaking is the skill that they often need to most, but we also have to help them with the other skills so that they can perform well in college-level classes.

[younjingak]

Hello, Eric. I really appreciate all of the instructions you've put together. I don't think I can express how thankful I am.

[misshaninahmed]

I really don’t know how to thank you because this is my first year with teaching young children and you saved me.

[binuridissanayake]

Thank you so much Eric for your videos. I am an undergraduate in TESL (Teaching ESL) and your videos are really helpful for my studies and practices too.

[saraketilyn]

Focar no speaking
Falar devagar
Fazer expressões com as mãos
Pronunciar dramaticamente as palavras
Adicinar emoção as palavras
Escrever as novas no quadro
Dica visual para fazerem conexões

[julimada]

I just got a job and need to start next week. This video is extremely helpful! You're an amazing teacher! Thank you, thank you!!

[littledream]

I, m just preparing my self to teach ESL, I find this video useful, thank you so much!

[dbellatrix]

Newbie teacher here. Love your videos and i am very grateful. Thank you so much. I wish you all the best in your life.💜

[ariedram]

As a beginner ESOL teacher. This is very helpful. Your tips are so helpful. Thank you.

[EverythingAJA]

This is GREAT ERIC. I love the flow and clarity of this video!

[pattiegensteiner]

This video covered SOOOO many vital aspects of an ESL classroom. Thank you!!! I teach in Japan and there is definitely a cultural determinant on how to teach BUT I can easily differentiate your teaching strategies. Thank you!!!

[JackieBolen]

My top tip is to get students to work together in pairs or small groups as much as people. Anything to get away from a very teacher-centred classroom!

[santiagoocampogomez]

Dear teacher, You cant imagine how much I appreciate this info. I am a teacher already, however, there is always a chance for some advice.

[thuraisingamvijayabasgar]

It is really useful. We, ESL teachers hardly find a video like yours with practical ideas that you have dealt in your video.
I think the success of your video is the thing, you shared with us, is full of experiences.