10 Benefits of Online English Teaching
In this podcast episode, I look at an online list called 10 Reasons To Teach English Online. I share my views on each one and give some insight into my won work. Improve your listening practice, learn more about me, and more about taking English lessons online!
Episode Summary
😊 Happiness
Teaching English online gives me a unique kind of joy and satisfaction.
🎯 Focus on Teaching
Most of my time is spent on the part I enjoy most – teaching.
🌍 Location Independence
I can teach from anywhere, without being tied to a single location.
⏰ Flexible Schedule
I get to choose when I work, offering great flexibility.
👔 No Dress Code
There’s no need to wear formal clothes while teaching online.
🌐 Diverse Students
I interact with learners from many different cultures and backgrounds.
🌞 No Early Mornings
I don’t have to wake up early every day to work.
🧑🏫 Individual Attention
Online teaching allows me to focus on each student’s needs personally.
🎨 Creativity
I can use creative methods to make learning fun and effective.
📈 Self-Development
Teaching online helps me grow and develop new skills continuously.
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Hello Micheal. I’m Saud from KSA. I would rather thank you for all podcasts you’ve published. They’re excellent. I speak while you’re speaking at the same time, is it great or not ? I’ve felt that my tongue goes flixble something like that. Is it practicing of my speaking or … i don’t know I hope you reply to me as on e-mail in order to see or read it. Thanks a lot Mr.
Good vibes,
Saud.
Hi Saud! Thanks for listening. It’s a good idea to speak while I am! I do the same when I’m learning languages. I don’t exactly know what you mean by ‘fixable’, but I can guess you mean you mess up on some words. Perhaps it’s because it’s hard to keep up with the speed, or some sounds are difficult to pronounce. If it’s the latter, then make sure you find what sounds are difficult and work on them until you get it right. More generally, I think it just takes time.
You could also try the same activity with your native language! You might realise it’s not easy to do even then. Copying someone’s speech can be good practice, but we’ll never be perfect because we all have our own way of speaking. So don’t be too hard on yourself 🙂 Keep it up for a few weeks and see if you notice any improvement
Hello, you were wrong when judged yourself when you said I’m not creative . Actually, I feel happy when I listen your podcast. Since, I have been found your podcast I got more benefits like your experience, new vocabularies, and phrases.
Sincerely,
Mubarak
Hi Mubarak, that’s fantastic! Thanks so much for the great compliment and your support. Glad it helps
Nice!