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This Tumblr blog is for James
A talented writer and friend who badgered me for over an hour about my online presence not being representative enough of either what I *really* like to do or my expertise in game design for learning. You can find him over at Orbific. Beware of the clowns
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— James Burt (@orbific) September 20, 2017
Assalamualaikum, do you have any tips for younger people who'd like to teach English when they grow up?
Wa alaikum salaam.
Read a lot, write a lot and immerse yourself in the English subject while you're still in high school. That way your enthusiasm for it will shine through when you are teaching and pull your students in.
During your time in class, keep a notebook with you where you write down things you'd like to see different or things you think your teacher should do to make the class interesting - then apply those things or keep in mind those notes when you, yourself are a teacher.
Study very hard. Sometimes people think that because they are majoring in English it will be easy. Becoming a teacher in general is not easy, on top of that there is a lot of writing and reading involved. Set aside a good amount of time for studying.
Spend extra time with your own English teacher, ask them for pointers and advice that they'd give.
Never, ever lose your energy or excitement when it comes to teaching or English - if you do then your students will lose theirs as well.
Make up mock lesson plans and see yourself as a teacher before you actually become one. Being in front of a group of kids teaching them English (usually not a class people are excited about) is hard. You need to find ways to get used to having that spotlight on you and finding a way to make English interesting.
orbific replied to your post: Headcanon: Damian in love
i want a fic where he has a crush on steph and acts really dramatic about it because he’s never really experienced these things before and having his parents’ frame of reference for romantic interactions doesnt help
YES! Let's face it, Damian's knowledge of romance comes from classic literature and his parents. It could only end in tears.
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I’m sorry I can’t hear you over the sound of no pennies, maple syrup, universal health-care and POLAR BEARS. But yeah, Sidereel is a viable option.
Politely ignoring the jabs.
I highly, highly suggest pursuing it.
SO MANY FEELS.
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doesn’t zaataron sound cool tho, like something out of power rangers
The spiciest of Power Rangers.
Get it? Spice-iest?
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i always thought zaataron was some sort of robot joke and pita because you like pita bread
Would that this be so.
(Best guess award.)
orbific replied to your post: Batmansrobyn has just given me more reason to return to learning Arabic.
I’m attempting too. JOIN ME IN THIS QUEST SO NOBLE, DEAR COUSIN? LET US VENTURE FORTH!
TOGETHER WE SHALL LEARN ONE OF THE MOST NOBLE OF MIDGARDIAN TONGUES. يلا ابن عمي!
