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English Teaching Experience

English Teaching Experience. Department of Business Administration National Central University Jung-Hua Hung( 洪榮華 ) June 14, 2011. Motivation Previous experience Future Plans Conclusions. Motivation. Creating an English learning environment

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English Teaching Experience

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  1. English Teaching Experience Department of Business Administration National Central University Jung-Hua Hung(洪榮華) June 14, 2011

  2. Motivation • Previous experience • Future Plans • Conclusions

  3. Motivation • Creating an English learning environment • Building a competitive advantage (added value) for students

  4. Previous Experience Challenges: • Psychological obstacles: students and myself • Difficult to attract students’ attention • Time-consuming

  5. Previous Experience Strategies: • Offering English courses during vacations • Encouraging vision and ambition (e.g. Lai; Rain) • Organizing an English club (non-profit organization) • Making the course contents less challenging • Promoting English NBA program to students

  6. Future Plans Expected challenges: • Required courses • Large classes with students with varied backgrounds • Lower performance for assessment of teaching

  7. Future Plans Strategies: • Inviting new MBA students to summer English classes • Encouraging vision and ambition • Telling students how to improve their English • Making teaching materials easier • Having flexible requirements

  8. Conclusions • Be well-prepared: professional knowledge, English proficiency and teaching skills • Be patient • Be persistent

  9. Thank you for your attention!

  10. Optional Courses in English Required Courses in English (Most Difficult) Unfamiliar Language Familiar Contents Unfamiliar Source: David Wible, Teaching in English Well, November 20, 2007, National Central University. (LeastDifficult) Required Courses in Chinese

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