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Task Description
Watch the video and complete with the missing word. Pay attention to the different grammar.
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The best ways to teach to children. Nowadays the way of teaching is changing and teachers need to understand how.
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The Science of Effective TeachingVideo length
6 minutes 21 seconds
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Lectures (e.g. TED talks)
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Grammar topic
Gerunds and Infinitives, Passive voice or active voice, Adjectives, Clauses of contrast (e.g. although, while), Contractions (shortened forms, e.g. don't, aren't, etc.)
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The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
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This resource is intended for:Adults
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This resource is licensed by Maluzsa under the iSLCollective Copyright License.
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06/11/2021
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1. Fill the gap.
Many respected economists and educators from the world's leading universitiesthis topic.
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Their evidence suggests that the secret tostudents are amazing teachers.
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it also requires an understanding of psychology,
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… givingpraise, or the idea that students can discover complex concepts by themselves.
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They don't teach a subject, theytheir students how to learn it for themselves.
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Like aspiring doctors, theybestin the field where they receive professional feedback when they made mistakes.
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… students spend a lot of their timeor assisting professionals.
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…the most.
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Other good ideas toteachers are to ask the students for feedback or to record lessons on video and let the teachers watch …
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Doug Lemov, founder of UnCommon Schools and author of Teach Like A Champion,many methods that great teachers use:
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maybe most importantly,
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… principals hardly ever show up in the classrooms,instead spend most of their time on administration, documents or finance.
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… have principals that get out ofoffice and spend a lot of time in the classrooms, supervising and developing the teachers.
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Together, they can make a big different instudents life Economist Raj Chetty and his team, analyzed the data of 2.
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… having such a teacher for just ONE year,the students test scores and cumulative lifetime income by 14,500 - in 2011 dollars.
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… whenformer students apply those skills to advance in their careers and find meaningful and well-paying jobs.
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He found out that top teachers get students to50more each year than an average instructor.
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Thatthat 10 years at school can either result in 15 years of actual learning or just a mere 5 years.
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American novelist Gail Godwin once:
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" Toa great actors in action watch Michael Sandel from Harvard teach Law,
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