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Ben, interesting point about teaching to the eyes. When I’m teaching, I will stop if I notice that a student is not looking at me. This does require an inordinate amount of patience especially teaching 7-8 year old boys who really are quite distractable! The following video clip demonstrates this (and also how important it is to talk slowly, as you mentioned.) This clip was taken on Day 6 of the school year. Most of these students have never had any French before since our school starts in grade 3 and French is not mandated in our province until grade 4.
The class is quite low-energy as they are just learning how to speak French and getting used to French class and my expectations.
http://www.vimeo.com/6619974
password: aimlanguage
Contrast this to my latest blog entry where the boys have a lot more energy (Day 72)!
http://www.vimeo.com/10016095
password: aimlanguage
Interesting!