お早う御座います。
本日より朝勉スタートです！
しかし、本日迄レアジョブ休講の為、個人レッスンです♪
２０１３は朝勉のやり方も一旦見直してみたいと思っています。
感覚的にはレアジョブのレッスンを毎朝取り込む事で確かな成果を感じていますが、常にやり方をあえて見直す作業は大事かなと思います。
本当にそのやり方で英語力はアップするのか？
ただアップするだけでは駄目です。
「より早く、より効果的に、より効率的に」にレベルアップしていく事を目指します。
レアジョブを続ける事に疑いはありませんが、会話と長文読解に注力し過ぎ、少し、文法面が疎かになっている感があるので、この辺をどうカバーするか。
しっかり考えていきたいと思います。
本日は個人レッスンとして、以下長文を読み、３回音読し、終了とさせて頂きます。
スロースタート(^^;)
「More UK Teachers Leaving the Profession」
The number of UK teachers leaving their profession went up almost 20% over the last year (2010-2011).
Schools Minister David Laws revealed that in 2010-2011, around 47,700 teachers quit their jobs compared to only 40,070 in 2009-2010. The government is unsure whether the increase will continue in the long-term or if the increase is just temporary.
Figures taken from years before 2011 showed a gradual decrease in the number of teachers quitting their jobs. The sudden increase may be related to government officials’ negative comments about teachers. Prime Minister David Cameron and Education Secretary Michael Gove had insulted teachers by calling them “whingers,” a British term meaning “people who complain a lot.”
A recent survey by the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers showed that over the past 12 months, 80% of schoolteachers have been feeling demoralized and 50% have seriously thought about quitting.
According to Christine Blower of the National Union of Teachers, retaining experienced teachers at schools is becoming more difficult because of pay freezes (no increase in salary) and decreases in pension, combined with greater workload and scrutiny from the government
On the brighter side, the Department of Education reports an increase in the number of new teacher trainees in 2011. The government is also planning on supporting programs that attract top university graduates into the teaching profession.
デイビットキャメロン首相、随分テンション下がる事言いますね。。。
本日より朝勉スタートです！
しかし、本日迄レアジョブ休講の為、個人レッスンです♪
２０１３は朝勉のやり方も一旦見直してみたいと思っています。
感覚的にはレアジョブのレッスンを毎朝取り込む事で確かな成果を感じていますが、常にやり方をあえて見直す作業は大事かなと思います。
本当にそのやり方で英語力はアップするのか？
ただアップするだけでは駄目です。
「より早く、より効果的に、より効率的に」にレベルアップしていく事を目指します。
レアジョブを続ける事に疑いはありませんが、会話と長文読解に注力し過ぎ、少し、文法面が疎かになっている感があるので、この辺をどうカバーするか。
しっかり考えていきたいと思います。
本日は個人レッスンとして、以下長文を読み、３回音読し、終了とさせて頂きます。
スロースタート(^^;)
「More UK Teachers Leaving the Profession」
The number of UK teachers leaving their profession went up almost 20% over the last year (2010-2011).
Schools Minister David Laws revealed that in 2010-2011, around 47,700 teachers quit their jobs compared to only 40,070 in 2009-2010. The government is unsure whether the increase will continue in the long-term or if the increase is just temporary.
Figures taken from years before 2011 showed a gradual decrease in the number of teachers quitting their jobs. The sudden increase may be related to government officials’ negative comments about teachers. Prime Minister David Cameron and Education Secretary Michael Gove had insulted teachers by calling them “whingers,” a British term meaning “people who complain a lot.”
A recent survey by the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers showed that over the past 12 months, 80% of schoolteachers have been feeling demoralized and 50% have seriously thought about quitting.
According to Christine Blower of the National Union of Teachers, retaining experienced teachers at schools is becoming more difficult because of pay freezes (no increase in salary) and decreases in pension, combined with greater workload and scrutiny from the government
On the brighter side, the Department of Education reports an increase in the number of new teacher trainees in 2011. The government is also planning on supporting programs that attract top university graduates into the teaching profession.
デイビットキャメロン首相、随分テンション下がる事言いますね。。。