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- Managed pupil behavior, applying appropriate and effective measures in cases of misbehavior.
- Evaluated students' comprehension of lessons through relevant test questions.
- Planned lessons with dynamic discussions and exercises to promote engagement.
- Adapted teaching style for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
- Used varied teaching methods to foster and stimulate enthusiasm for learning and maintain motivation.
- Understood and followed national standards within English language teaching for assigned age groups.

Lesson Planning for an English Class:
- Begin by clearly defining the learning objectives, for example, students will be able to identify and properly use common English idioms, or students will demonstrate proficiency in writing a well-structured 5-paragraph essay.
- Incorporate a variety of activities to address different language skills, such as readings to build comprehension, grammar exercises, discussion prompts to practice speaking, and creative writing assignments.
- Structure the lesson to include an engaging warm-up, direct instruction of new concepts, guided practice, and independent work time.
- Plan opportunities for formative assessment throughout the lesson, such as exit tickets or short quizzes, to gauge student understanding.
- Differentiate instruction by providing tiered activities or offering choices to accommodate diverse learning needs.

Tutoring Techniques for English:
- Start by assessing the student's current level of English proficiency and identifying their strengths and weaknesses.
- Use a variety of scaffolding techniques, such as providing sentence starters, word banks, or language frames, to support the student's development.
- Focus on building the student's confidence by providing encouragement and celebrating small wins.
- Tailor your instructional approach to the student's preferred learning style, for example, more visual aids for visual learners, or more opportunities for discussion for verbal learners.
- Provide targeted feedback on the student's progress and offer specific strategies for improvement.
- Encourage the student to take an active role in their learning by setting goals and tracking their own progress.