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By Mr Bobs ESL Class 
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By Mr Bobs ESL Class I have been teaching ESL for 10 years. I started in Taiwan at a brick-and-mortar school and quickly moved to online ESL lessons. I've been making and teaching lessons ever since. I've worked at some big Chinese companies before and I know first-hand that my lessons are much better than you'll find at any Chinese school.
How can we always empower kids to do more, have more and be more? How can I add more jokes and fun to this lesson? How can I connect this lesson to this kid's life and help them get the skills they need to succeed in the real world? I make many PowerPoint lessons. Each lesson is a complete 50-minute lesson and you will often find far more material than you can teach in 1 hour. I am always thinking of and preparing for the more advanced and the weaker students. Some students want/need to talk more, some need to practice grammar more. How can I be ready for everyone and everything? The lesson order goes: Warm-up, vocab, vocab review, grammar, reading questions, and then I have many post-reading exercises. They are usually an open conversation or a grammar review exercise. Last is a writing assignment for homework.
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I was an English major and Philosophy minor at UC Davis where I graduated and got my BA. I have always loved reading and writing and I am grateful to share my passions with students. I have learned how to be a teacher by teaching non-stop ever since I graduated. Through teaching I have traveled all around the world. I've taught in Italy, Germany, Taipei, and now I continue to teach in Thailand.
I am also working on my own kid’s stories. I am working on a kid's mystery series and a longer novel that I'm sure Horatio Alger would be proud of. I love Don Quixote, Hans Christian Anderson, Roald Dahl, Jocko Willink, and any author that gives kids the respect and guidance that children need.
2nd, 3rd, Homeschool
English Language Arts, Creative Writing, Writing-Expository, Reading, Grammar, Specialty, Science, Earth Sciences, Social Studies, Elections - Voting, Arts & Music, Drama, ESL-EFL-ELL, Critical Thinking, Writing, Writing-Essays, Holidays/Seasonal, Poetry, Black History Month, Informational Text, Test Preparation, Hispanic Heritage Month
