Expressionist Live Show 2 – Audio
mp3 audio | Duration: 61:45 | File size: 28.35mb
Hello everyone,
Thanks to everyone for participating in our second Expressionist Live show.
Participants are English learners and teachers from: Brazil, Italy, Germany, Japan, the U.S., Korea, England, India, Australia and Malaysia.
Our next live show is coming soon. Check the blog for details!
John
July 2nd, 2006 at 12:58 am
Hi John 🙂 I’ve just listened to Expressionist Live 2. I was very looking forward to listening it! I found excellent!!! Congratulations for all!!! I would like to left a comment about this and/others farther Skypecasts.
As many members of your Skypecasts are English learners, I guess when you make the edition of farther sessions, or even in next Teacher John Show’s podcast episodes, you add a short comment about our English skills. These comments would be about our performance and also about our English skills in general that you can notice in the Skypecast session. You could even give us a grade 🙂
I belive that an additional comment from an English teacher and linguistic expert would be very important for us, English learners. I mean for many people are difficult to receive a feedback from an English teacher, and your feedbacks will be very excellent to improve our English skills. This, of course, could be for only one who is interested about it. You could ask before starting the session who are interested in having an additional comment about their English skills.
I hope participating in farther Skypecasts soon! 🙂 Congratulations again for all done! Thank you very much, Teacher John!
July 9th, 2006 at 8:57 pm
Thanks Clielo for your helpful comments and suggestions. Yes, I think you are exactly right that FEEDBACK is an important part of the learning process. Right now, my main problem is finding enough time to work on the podcasts, website and all of the English Teacher John stuff. I started a Wiki recently but haven’t put much effort into it yet. Also, we’ve only done two Expressionist Live shows and I want to do more.
So … time time time … effort effort effort. Your suggestion is a great one but I can’t really commit to anything right now. Sorry about that!!