Problem - Teaching Basic English Language
Basil Market users,
I'm actually teaching basic English Language to a [b]seven year old Korean boy[/b] which seems impossible to teach because of his [b]low understanding in English.[/b]
Let me tell you the languages we know:
Me - English Language (Stage 67/100), Chinese Language (Stage 51/100), Malay Language (Stage 37/100), Korean Language (Stage 1/100) </3
My pupil - English Language (Stage 5/100), Chinese Language (Stage 25/100), Korean Language (Stage 45/100)
[b]Do you have any tips into teaching a little seven year old kid who has not much of understanding to English? If you do, please comment. Thanks![b]
January 10, 2013
5 Comments • Newest first
[quote=ShiKage08]In order :
-Do the alphabet
-Start with greetings
-Start with introductions
-Start with basic nouns (bodily features, things you see around your house, the sky, the ground, trees, the sun, the moon, etc.
-Start with basic verbs (run, do, eat, drink, sleep)
-Start with adverbs and adjectives
-Start with conjugations of verbs and adverbs
etc.[/quote]
Don't forget teaching easy words. Vocabulary brings you a longer way than grammar.
In order :
-Do the alphabet
-Start with greetings
-Start with introductions
-Start with basic nouns (bodily features, things you see around your house, the sky, the ground, trees, the sun, the moon, etc.
-Start with basic verbs (run, do, eat, drink, sleep)
-Start with adverbs and adjectives
-Start with conjugations of verbs and adverbs
etc.
[quote=questlqy]@LostMyJob: [b]He does not have a good understanding of Chinese either, as shown above, he only has (25/100) of understanding on Chinese.[/b]
@primalfurey: [b]Are you some type of teacher in a reformatory school? You seem violent.[/b] >.<[/quote]
It's time to buy a whiteboard and draw pictures. hahahah
@LostMyJob: [b]He does not have a good understanding of Chinese either, as shown above, he only has (25/100) of understanding on Chinese.[/b]
@primalfurey: [b]Are you some type of teacher in a reformatory school? You seem violent.[/b] >.<
just tell him to say the sounds of the words one by one and then speak chinese to define it.