1466. The way that teacher is
Teacher B said to
teacher A, “An utter teacher ought to be prudent and sensible, ought to pose
problems in the class, and solve them.
In a class of a foreign language, like
English, should also be flexible and when he was thinking in the way to answer
a student’s question, then suddenly changes and this change is clearly
observable by the students because that teacher is thinking aloud.
The teacher
has found a simpler and easier way to solve that problem or that question.
For
example, a student asks a question about the subjunctive mode of verbs in
English. Firstly the teacher was going to talk about modal verbs: would, should…, but then he prefers to
explain the subjunctive that is more widely used in American English, which
coincides with the bare infinitive. This verbal mode isn’t exclusive of the
American variety of English anyway.
In the end he shifts again and writes on the
whiteboard something like ‘Mr. Barret asked his students that they should study
the irregular verbs for the next day. = Mr. Barret asked his students study the
irregular verbs for the next day.' And he goes on explaining furtherly.” /
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