Korean Job Discussion Forums

[ldh2222]

Curious...

[Horangi Munshin]

Mr. Bean.

[ddeubel]

http://www.veewow.com/playlist-yg-THE-BEST-EFL-TEACHING-VIDEOS

Check the Mr. Bean playlist I have on EFL Classroom 2.0

DD
http://eflclassroom.com

[D.D.]

bugs bunny is great and good for right brain development. mr bean, sesame street with grover rocks.

[Bibbitybop]

David After Dentist would surely bring some laughs.

[tenchu77491]

I didn't even think of using videos, but if the new job allows it I will give it a shot.

[icnelly]

I put this site up: Icnelly's English Song Channel

I personally have all my A/V files in video format, and do not rely on web based access unless I absolutely have to, but it's THE portal for sharing. Also with the videos in A/V format, you can use the Microsoft Presenter 8000: a great way to sever the cord between you and the computer/content. Depending on how you use it, it can also aid student interaction.

Here's a youtube site with the 4th grade CD's content: Tenchiabel's Channel

Also, try to incorporate just simple videos that compliment the language content somehow:

1. Jurassic Fart
I use this with 4th grade chapter, Don't Do That!. You can use it for all sorts of language purposes: pattern practices when you pause the video, story boards, role plays, questions and inferences if towards the beginning of a lesson plan.
Just search and find a way to bring into chorus the video and content. Then download it, and keep it.

[ddeubel]

Yes, good advice icnelly.

I love your songs for kids but really think the youtube conversion sucks and ruins the quality. I run an api feed for a player full of them on EFL Classroom but the quality is garbled.

Anyway could you load them up in the original video format onto our Mediafire account and then I'll download and make a "true" streaming player of them? I love the Korean textbook ones with the Korean singer.

Let me know either here or on EFL Classroom. Would be great for teachers and I'd highlight the player on our elementary page.

Cheers,

David

[RyanInKorea]

I use the simplescience.net website often for great science videos. Each lesson will have an English song with all the key vocabulary and a science lesson video. The songs are very catchy and the animations are great.

The kids love it,
Ryan

P.S. The water cycle song kicks butt.

[Michelle]

[Robot_Teacher]

Ah yes, afterschool classes are great for videos. Is this correct? I'm going to show Mr. Bean today.

I'm using icnelly's vids in regular classes and students just love those such as BINGO, Banana Phone, and Do the Monkey. I thanked icnelly personaly for posting over 100 ESL elementary videos as these sorts of things are almost impossible to find.

[samcheokguy]

Mein Teil by Rammstein

[Gimpokid]

Mr. Bean kills with Korean kids, they love him.

I also show a lot of nursery rhyme and Disney sing along videos(with highlighted text.) I'm not sure how far this is advancing their English ability, but it has scored me tremendous points with the parents/principal. Having a whole class singing a song together is something Koreans thinks is fundamental to education, Korean teachers do it too. Maybe they think it will help them in the corporate world when their boss takes them to a noraebang, I dunno.

[Xuanzang]

[Gimpokid]

Oh hell no. Imagine the promotion a junior exec at Hyundai Heavy Industry would get if he belted out "Hakuna Matata" in front of his boss.

It's all about real world English applications.