
【篇1】
Dear Tom,
I was delighted to hear that you’ll be volunteering as an English teacher in Shanghai! Since you asked for suggestions, I recommend focusing on practical communication skills, such as daily conversations and situational dialogues.
Chinese students often excel in grammar but may lack confidence in speaking. By incorporating role-plays—like ordering food or asking for directions—you can make lessons engaging while boosting their fluency. Additionally, introducing cultural topics, such as Western festivals or idioms, can spark their interest and broaden their horizons.
Your enthusiasm will surely inspire them. Wishing you a rewarding experience!
Best regards,
Li Hua
亲爱的Tom,
听说你将赴上海担任英语志愿者,我非常高兴!关于教学内容,我建议你侧重实用交际技能,比如日常会话和情景对话。
中国学生通常语法扎实,但口语表达可能信心不足。通过角色扮演(如点餐或问路),你可以让课堂生动有趣,同时提升他们的流利度。另外,介绍文化主题,比如西方节日或习语,能激发他们的兴趣并拓宽视野。
你的热情一定会感染学生们。祝教学顺利!
此致 敬礼,
李华
【篇2】
Hi Tom,
Your upcoming teaching adventure sounds exciting! For your reference, I suggest including interactive activities like group discussions or storytelling. These methods encourage participation and make learning dynamic.
Many students here are accustomed to textbook-based learning, so creative tasks—such as describing a photo or debating simple topics—can break the routine. Also, pronunciation practice using songs or tongue twisters would be both fun and helpful.
Remember, a relaxed atmosphere fosters better learning. Good luck!
Warmly,
Li Hua
你的教学计划听起来很棒!我推荐加入互动活动,如小组讨论或故事接龙,这些方式能调动积极性,让学习更生动。
许多学生习惯课本学习,因此创意任务(如描述图片或辩论简单话题)能打破常规。此外,用歌曲或绕口令练习发音会既有趣又有效。
轻松的氛围更利于学习。祝顺利!
温暖祝福,
李华
【篇3】
Dear Tom,
How wonderful that you’ll be teaching English in Shanghai! Based on my experience, I suggest emphasizing real-life vocabulary—words related to hobbies, technology, or travel—as these topics resonate with teenagers.
Chinese students often memorize words without context, so using visuals (e.g., videos or flashcards) can enhance retention. You could also design short quizzes or word games to reinforce learning. Another idea is to incorporate current events (e.g., sports or science news) to make lessons relevant and fresh.
Your creativity will surely make a difference. Looking forward to hearing about your classes!
Best,
Li Hua
你要来上海教英语真是太好了!根据我的经验,建议你侧重实用词汇,比如与爱好、科技或旅行相关的词汇,因为这些话题容易引发学生共鸣。
中国学生常脱离语境背单词,借助图片或视频等视觉辅助能加深记忆。你还可以设计小测验或单词游戏巩固学习。另外,引入时事话题(如体育或科技新闻)能让课堂内容更贴近生活。
你的创意一定会带来改变。期待听到你的课堂趣事!
祝好,
李华
【篇4】
Hi Tom,
Congratulations on your new role! Grammar might seem challenging, but I believe you can teach it in a lively way. Try using short stories with fill-in-the-blank exercises—this combines structure with creativity.
For example, after explaining tenses, have students write funny mini-stories using them. You could also organize a "Grammar Auction" where teams "bid" on correct sentences. Adding humor (e.g., memes with grammar mistakes) can lighten the mood too.
Students will appreciate your innovative approach. Wishing you all the best!
Cheers,
Li Hua
祝贺你担任新职务!语法可能看似枯燥,但你可以用活泼的方式来教。比如采用填空小故事,将语法结构和创意结合。
举例来说,讲解时态后,让学生用所学时态编写幽默小故事。还可以组织“语法拍卖会”,让学生竞拍正确句子。加入搞笑表情包或错误示例也能活跃气氛。
学生们会喜欢你的新颖方法。祝你一切顺利!
祝好,
李华
【篇5】
Dear Tom,
Welcome to Shanghai! To help students overcome shyness, I recommend writing journals or recording short voice memos. These low-pressure activities build confidence gradually.
Start with simple prompts like "My Weekend" or "A Book I Love," then share anonymized excerpts (with permission) to celebrate progress. Alternatively, try "Two Truths and a Lie" games in English—it’s a playful way to practice speaking.
Your patience will create a safe space for them to grow. Have a fantastic time teaching!
Sincerely,
Li Hua
欢迎来到上海!为了帮助学生克服胆怯,我建议采用写日记或录短语音的形式。这些低压力活动能逐步建立信心。
从“我的周末”或“喜爱的书”等简单话题开始,之后(经允许)匿名分享优秀片段来激励学生。或者玩“两个真相一个谎言”英文游戏,在趣味中练习口语。
你的耐心会为他们创造安全成长的空间。祝教学愉快!
诚挚的,
李华
