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Let’s Have Fun with Children!
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ABSTRACT
Do you want to be a boring
teacher or an interesting teacher? The purpose of this presentation is
to offer participants fun materials for teaching English to children. It
is not just a collection of activities to provide light relief for learners
(and for teachers). To be sure, fun activities have a place in the classroom
for helping create that friendly and co-operative atmosphere so important
for language learning, but they can offer much more. They are themselves
vehicles for language, offering the learner opportunities to practice listening,
speaking, and other important communicative skills. They thus provide both
language learning content and processes, both subject matter to be learned
as well as practice in language learning. A variety of "just for fun activities"
will be collaborated on in this presentation. Further, a mind map of FUN
ACTIVITIES will be created at the end of the presentation.
PRESENTER
BIOGRAPHY
Jin hee Baek graduated from
Pusan National University of Education and received a Bachelor's degree
in Math Education in 1989. She's from Pusan and has been teaching elementary
school there for 10 years. For the last 2 years, she has been teaching
only English. She particularly enjoys using music and chants in the
classroom. She is currently the 1st vice president of the Pusan KOTESOL
chapter. Recently, she's been interested in teaching Hangul for foreign
teachers to figure out some differences between Korean and English.
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