Teach English: ESL / EFL Teacher Training Part 1/6


www.GenkiEnglish.net Warming Up. (Part 1 of 6) Here’s my beginners EFL ESL Genki English workshop for teaching English to kids in Japan or any other country. Here we go through Start each lesson off with: Warm Up (genkienglish.net * Gets the kids genki. Says “This is fun.” “This is something different”. * Get the kids to respond quickly to your actions so you can control things if they get too genki. * Add in extra words each week. ( eg sports, musical instruments) * If you have less than one lesson per week get the kids to repeat what you say. * Review, review and review like crazy. * It’s not “what you’ve done in class”, it’s “what the kids can actually do” Continues in Part 2: uk.youtube.com

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25 Responses to “Teach English: ESL / EFL Teacher Training Part 1/6”
  1. GenkiJapanNet says:

    @premachu3 I’m doing workshops in India this week so there will be a few new videos soon!

  2. ladyesther27 says:

    i wanna meet you in Indonesia Genki

  3. littlestorybug says:

    This is awesome. I can use this with my storytime children as well.

  4. premachu3 says:

    ah i see. Thanks

    Btw do you have any more genki india videos, or only a few?

    If you have any of the himialayas, golden temple or goa that would be cool…or animals maybe?

    Or any new “genki music video” that teach you stuff.

    But keep up the good work, nice to see someone from the uk with a happy life abroad :P Im from the uk and plan to do the same…i hope

  5. GenkiJapanNet says:

    It’s teaching people how to teach. Yes in a normal lesson you would start out speaking their native language e.g. Japanese. Then once they have learnt enough classroom English it gradually becomes more and more English only.

  6. GenkiJapanNet says:

    Yes it works great for any age between 2 and 10 or 20 to 80! It’s just teenagers where you have to adapt it a bit – see the advanced course on the Genki English site!

  7. hokamikanun says:

    Can I also use it to 5 years old? I’m also a new teacher so I need to learn more.

  8. acitw says:

    We love you in Taiwan!

  9. premachu3 says:

    Is this you teaching people english? (im fairly sure ur not)

    Or is this you teaching japanese/anyone how to teach english to japanese(i think thats what it is)

    and in an actual english lesson would you need to speak to them in japanese?

  10. medoelkorsan says:

    keep going that was great :) i will use your way in the class when i get a job inshallah lol

  11. huhuandhihi2008 says:

    Really intereting lesson Richard !!!

  12. fable2omg says:

    Omg awesome tricks!

  13. yokoyamaarnon says:

    Hey Richard!
    These Teaching-Video compilations are awesome!
    I’m preparing to finish and take my J-Shine license, and I found them very interesting.
    I hope someday meet you in person. I live in shizuoka, enter in contact.

    bye, greatings!

  14. GenkiJapanNet says:

    Bit of both I guess, my job is as a teacher trainer!

  15. sam6737 says:

    I’m a new english teacher and my english isn’t perfect yet. But I’ll used your techniques. They’re amazing..Thanks

  16. JinghuaXian says:

    Xie Xie for the video! Very helpful.

  17. mensov says:

    Great Video!!!, I’m a Mexican teacher and this is going to be very useful in my classes, thanx :D

  18. Ilovemypishi says:

    You make learning really fun. I definitley use you’re teaching techniques, when I start teaching.

  19. aditya7241 says:

    Wow.. a really inspiring teacher.. Thank you..

    -adit-

  20. GenkiJapanNet says:

    If it’s a good ESL course then maybe. Usually the most useful things with teaching to take are human psychology & business courses, they teach you WHY people do things which is incredibly useful!

  21. youtome12345 says:

    how i wish to be as energenic as richard in teaching…
    anyway, this video helps me to love my job again.
    cheers to u…;)

  22. ClanCSF says:

    Thanks, it’d be really appreciated, I have hopefully one final question. At the moment I’m taking and finishing japanese in high school and am taking it in university as well, What other courses would you recommend me to take? should I take E.S.L over English or both of them?
    -Mark

  23. GenkiJapanNet says:

    Sure, just ask them to get in touch!

  24. ClanCSF says:

    Thanks for the reply, When I get my first job at a school in Japan, would you be willing to come in as a guest speaker at any point?

  25. GenkiJapanNet says:

    It depends on where you are. Some places have very strict lesson plans, others leave it up to you!

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