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1. Page 64 Teacher’s Role Synthesizing – notes on page 38

2. Reading– Main Idea Tohelpchildrengainknowledgeandimprovetheirbehaviourandskills Listening– Main Idea Tohelpstudentsgain self-confidenceandmotivatethemtolearn Thesecontradicteachother ! Teachers have a lot of responsibilities to fulfillmaking their job extremely important to the success ofstudents. According to the author, ______________________________________________ ________________________________________. However, the lecturer points out that _________________________________ ___________________________________________________.

3. Reading – Main Idea Tohelpchildrengainknowledgeandimprovetheirbehaviourandskills Listening– Main Idea Tohelpstudentsgain self-confidenceandmotivatethemtolearn Thesecontradicteachother ! Teachers have a lot of responsibilities to fulfillmaking their job extremely important to the success ofstudents. According to the author, the main roles of the teacher are to help students gain knowledgeand improve their behaviour and skills. However, the lecturer points out that _________________________________ ___________________________________________________.

4. Reading – Main Idea Tohelpchildrengainknowledgeandimprovetheirbehaviourandskills Listening– Main Idea Tohelpstudentsgain self-confidenceandmotivatethemtolearn Thesecontradicteachother ! Teachers have a lot of responsibilities to fulfillmaking their job extremely important to the success ofstudents. According to the author, the main roles of the teacher are to help students gain knowledgeand improve their behaviour and skills. However, the lecturer points out that teachers must helpstudents gain self-confidence and motivate them to learn.

5. P 66 Teacher’s Role Synthesizing

6. Reading– Key Point tohelpchildrengainknowledge • chgotoschooltolearninfothatwillincreasetheirknowledgeandpreparethemforthefuture • musttakeexamsbeforetheygotocollege Listening– Key Point tohelpstudentsgainself-confidence • tsmustimprovess self-confidencesothey can be successful • chwill be abletofacechallengesw/ confidence Thesecontradicteachother ! The author claims ______________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________.Therefore____________________________________________________. This refutes ___________________________________________ _______________________________. According to thelecturer, ____________________________________________________________________________________.

7. Reading – Key Point tohelpchildrengainknowledge • chgotoschooltolearninfothatwillincreasetheirknowledgeandpreparethemforthefuture • musttakeexamsbeforetheygotocollege Listening– Key Point tohelpstudentsgainself-confidence • tsmustimprovess self-confidencesothey can be successful • chwill be abletofacechallengesw/ confidence Thesecontradicteachother ! The author claims that one of the main roles of the teacher is to help students learn new knowledgefor the future because students must take exams before they go to college. Thereforeknowledge is importantbecause it leadstosuccess in thefuture. This refutes ___________________________________________ _______________________________. According to thelecturer, ____________________________________________________________________________________.

8. Reading – Key Point tohelpchildrengainknowledge • chgotoschooltolearninfothatwillincreasetheirknowledgeandpreparethemforthefuture • musttakeexamsbeforetheygotocollege Listening– Key Point tohelpstudentsgainself-confidence • tsmustimprovess self-confidencesothey can be successful • chwill be abletofacechallengesw/ confidence Thesecontradicteachother ! The author claims that one of the main roles of the teacher is to help students learn new knowledgefor the future because students must take exams before they go to college. Thereforeknowledge is importantbecause it leadstosuccess in thefuture. This refutes the lecturer’sargument that therole of the teacher is to help students gain self-confidence. According to thelecturer, students need self-confidence in order to succeed in life and face challenges.

9. Original (frompage 64) Teachers have a lot of responsibilities to fulfillmaking their job extremely important to the success of students. According to the author, the main roles of the teacher are to help students gain knowledgeand improve their behaviour and skills. However, the lecturer points out that teachers must helpstudents gain self-confidence and motivate them to learn. ParaphrasedVersion Teachers have lots of responsibilities to fulfill which make their occupations critically importanttothe success of young people.The Professorargues that the main roles of teachers are to beconfidence builders and motivational forces for students. The Professordisagreeswith the author’s argument that teachers should help children gain knowledge and improve their behaviourand skills.

10. Original (frompage 66) The author claims that one of the main roles of the teacher is to help students learn new knowledgefor the future because students must take exams before they go to college. Thereforeknowledgeis importantbecause it leadstosuccess in thefuture. This refutes the lecturer’sargument that therole of the teacher is to help students gain self-confidence. According to thelecturer, students need self-confidence in order to succeed in life and face challenges. ParaphrasedVersion The Professorargues that students need self-confidence in order to succeed in life. One of the mainroles of the teacher is to build self-confidence in each student. When students are confident inthemselves, they are not afraid to try new things or share their ideas. This viewpoint actually refutes the reading passage’s argument that the main role of teachers is to help students learn newand important information. Even though the knowledge can be important for some exams, it does not lead to successful life in the future.

11. Page36 Teacher’s Role Reading PassageImportantPoints

12. TEACHER’S ROLE “What did you learn in school today?” That is the question many parents ask their children at a dinner table. It is a fair question. After all, that is why children go to school - to learn. Teachers have many responsibilities. However, the most important roles teachers have are to help children gain knowledge and to improve students’ behaviour and skills. Above all else, the role of the teacher is to help children gain knowledge. That is the main reason why children go to school. They want to learn information that will increase their knowledge and prepare them for the future. For example, students must take exams before they go to college. These exams test their knowledge in many different subjects. It is the responsibility of teachers to prepare them for these exams. If students do well on the exams, they can get into good universities in some countries. Another role that teachers have is to improve students’ behaviour and skills. Teachers spend a lot of time with children and have a great influence on their lives. Learning good behaviour in school will help students get more respect from others. They will also take more pride in themselves. Furthermore, teachers are responsible for improving students’ skills in different subjects. It is important for teachers to help students develop basic skills like reading, writing, speaking, addition and subtraction. These are important skills that children will need as adults. Without these skills, children will have a difficult time getting a good job or living on their own. The role of the teacher is very important in educating and preparing children for the future. They are responsible for increasing children’s knowledge in many subjects and improving their behaviour and skills. Without teachers, some children would not receive the knowledge, guidance, and care they need in order to succeed.

13. Reading Teacher’s Role - Lyndon

14. The Roles of Teachers - Reading • TS have many resp/sbut 2 imp/t • help SSknowledge • SSbehav/r & skills • help SS gain knowledge • SS learn inf 2 ↑ knowledge & prep 4 future • SS must take exams • if SS do well in exams  get into univ. • improve SSbehav/r & skills • SSlearn good behav in sch •  get  respect from others • take pride in thmslvs • TS must develop SS basic skillsi.e. rdng/wrtg /spkg /maths •  need these skills as adults 4 future job & adult life • Ts have imp role in educating & prep SS 4 future. • w/o TS SS ≠ knowledge, guidance & care to succeed

15. Listening Teacher’s Role - Lyndon

16. The Roles of Teachers – Listening • TS have many resp/s but 2main ones • help SS slf-conf • motivate SS to learn • help SS gain slf-conf • self-confkey to success • TSmust improve it • say +’ve words of encouragement • SS realize they do good • conf in themslvs & their abilities •  so feel succ/l, learn faster, face challenges with confidence • must be motivational • make their classes interesting •  SS pay attention & want to learn •  change teaching methds to fit learng styles of SS •  use music / art / experiments / movies / internet •  SS get interested & motivated • TS must build self-conf & motivate SS to learn. • These r imp for SS to reach their goals.

17. Task • Whatarethequalities of a goodteacher? • Useyourownnotes • Don’tforgettopic, support & concludingsentences • Usecitations • Useappropriateconnectingvocabulary • Write at least 200 words • 1) Checkyourparagraphsagainstthechecklist • 2) Handin for me togivemycomments ParagraphChecklist Is there a clear topic sentence? Are all of the main supporting details related? Are all supporting ideas related? Is there sufficient support in the paragraph? Is the concluding sentence related to the rest of the paragraph? Does it finish the paragraph in a positive way? Are all of the transitions appropriate? Is the grammar usage correct? Is vocabulary usage varied and appropriate? Are spelling and punctuation correct?