自分の授業のスタイルについて伝えてみよう

Describing your teaching style to a first-year teacher
あなたは学校の先生です。新任の先生にあなたの授業スタイルを教えてあげましょう。
新しく入った先生に自分の授業スタイルを紹介してみましょう。授業の目的や生徒の反応も共有できるといいですね。
How do you teach?
 
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How do you teach?

Let me share my teaching style as role-playing. Hello everyone! It's nice to see you all. Today, I want to share with you the best ways for finding internship in Japane for international students. First of all, have you ever tried to using websites or applications for searching companies? This time let me share the recommend website, that is LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the Social Media specialized for expanding business network.

自然な表現

Let me share my teaching style as role-playing. Hello everyone! It's nice to see you all. Today, I want to share with you the best ways for finding internships in Japan for international students. First of all, have you ever tried to use websites or applications to search for companies? This time let me share the recommended website, which is LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a social media specialized for expanding business networks.

1. Use a plural noun for things in general.
2. Spelling correction.
3. & 4. Use the infinitive to indicate an intention to do something.
5. Use the preposition ''for'' to specify the purpose of something.
6. Use the adjective ''recommended'' to describe the website.
7. Use ''which'' to introduce information that may be removed without affecting the meaning of a sentence and ''that'' to introduce essential information.
8. Use an indefinite article when you mention a singular countable noun for the first time: “a” for words that start with consonant sounds and “an” for words that start with vowel sounds.
9. & 10. Use lower case on the initial letters of common nouns.
11. Use a plural noun for things in general.
Oh, that sounds quite interesting! I have never done such a teaching style. Can you share more about LinkedIn? How helpful is it?

By the way, here is a small question. Have you ever contact with alumni except the member of your lab or a kind of community you are involved? The most benefit you use LinkedIn is that you can easily connect with the person who are working the company you are interested in. That's why the function of looking for alumni is set in LinkedIn.

自然な表現

By the way, here is a small question. Have you ever contacted    alumni except for a member of your lab or from the kind of community you are involved in? The most benefit of using LinkedIn is that you can easily connect with people who are working for the company you are interested in. That's why the function of looking for alumni is set in LinkedIn.

1. Use the past tense for something that happened in the past.
2. Leave out ''with'' as it is unnecessary.
3. & 10. Use ''for'' to indicate the purpose of something.
4. Use an indefinite article when you mention a singular countable noun for the first time: “a” for words that start with consonant sounds and “an” for words that start with vowel sounds.
5. Use ''from'' to indicate the source of something.
6. Add the definite article to refer to something specific.
7. Use ''in'' to indicate a field or area of involvement.
8. Use ''of using'' to make the meaning clear.
9. Use a plural noun for things in general.
Oh, I see. I completely understand what you are saying. I'll try it next time. What else would you like to share?

Are you aware of why making network with Alumni is important for an internship? Unfortunately, finding new job in Japan is so serious for international students on English Track because Japanese companies basically demand Japanese language level almost close to Native speakers. Then there are very few jobs that you can find on Job information websites. Therefore, you need develop potential companies hiring English Track students. Broden your network toward alumni is very effective way to fulfill it.

自然な表現

Are you aware of why making networks with alumni is important for an internship? Unfortunately, finding new jobs in Japan is so serious for international students who use the English language because Japanese companies basically demand a Japanese language level almost close to native speakers.    There are very few jobs that you can find on job information websites. Therefore, you need to develop potential companies hiring English-speaking students. Broadening your network of alumni is a very effective way to fulfill it.

1. & 3. Use plural nouns for things in general.
2. 6. & 9. Use lower case on the initial letter of a common noun.
4. Rephrase to make the meaning clear.
5. & 14. Use an indefinite article when you mention a singular countable noun for the first time: “a” for words that start with consonant sounds and “an” for words that start with vowel sounds.
7. Leave out ''Then'' as it is not required.
8. Capitalise the initial letter of a word that starts a sentence.
10. Use ''to'' to form the infinitive ''to develop'' to indicate an intention.
11. Use ''English-speaking students'' as it is unclear what ''English Track'' means.
12. Use the gerund to introduce the subject of the sentence.
13. Use ''of'' relating to something.
  • student(生徒)
  • trusted teacher(信頼される教師)
  • school rules(校則)
  • textbook(教科書)
  • education(教育)
  • My school rules are very strict.(私の学校の校則はとても厳しいです。)
  • Because my class has many discussions, I have many opportunities to give and receive different opinions.(私の授業は多くのディスカッション時間を設けているため、アウトプットをする機会があります。)
  • The class mainly uses a textbook, one chapter per week. (授業は教科書を主に使用し、毎週1章行います。)
  • It is important to have the teaching skills and material knowledge in order to be a trusted teacher.(信頼される教師であるためには、教える技術と教える内容の知識を備える必要があります。)
  • We always have a mini-quiz at the beginning of the lesson, and then we start reading.(授業の最初は必ず小テストを行い、その後にリーディングを行います。)

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