Orientation I taught English in Absornsawan school, students there were very good because they always responded well and ask me many questions. Incident In […]
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Orientation First, I introduced Japanese prpducts. But I did just introduced product’s name and its price．It was not interesting for students because they did nothing．They
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Orientation My activity was making trip plan using train schedule and train fee map. This is a little difficult. I did this activity in my second
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Orientation I have a regret through this program. I think my material was interesting because students looked fun during my class. However I
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Orientation I chose Hanafuda as my class contents Incident I was sure it was difficult for Thai students to understand and play Hanafuda, but
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Orientation I had an idea that a game can be interesting for students because it’s fun and I think it’s rare to play a
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Orientation I taught 7 English class and 2 Japanese class. I wanted students to use English during English class, but they mostly used Thai.
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Orientation I planned to do an information gap activity as my first activity. In this activity, the students in the group got different worksheets
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Orientation The second activity of my class was Evaluating. In this activity, the students listened to J-pop and evaluated them based on criteria. Then,
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Orientation I thought that demonstrations and gestures were auxiliary means to make it easier for students to understand when they did not seem to
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