I recommend teacher Marie.
윤○배·3/20/2013·5499 views
I started phone English again two months ago
and I'm studying with teacher Marie.
I began English conversation with CherryEnglish, then took group lessons with foreign teachers at an academy, and from last August to November,
for three months, I also studied at a language school in the Philippines.
The reason I started phone English again is that after my language study abroad, I stopped using English in Korea
and started to feel like I was gradually forgetting it,
so I hurried to get started.
In the Philippines too, I experienced one-on-one lessons with a variety of teachers of different genders and ages,
and what I felt then was that there's a skill gap between teachers.
And naturally, the more skilled the teacher, the greater the impact on students' learning outcomes.
Comparing teacher Marie objectively against local Filipino teachers,
she seems to speak English at the level of a top-tier teacher.
She has little Taglish pronunciation and hardly ever uses grammatically incorrect broken English.
Most of all, what I liked was her diligence: even when the lesson time is up, if the student has a sentence they want to say,
she doesn't put it off until tomorrow but listens to the end, corrects it, and only then ends the lesson—that's what I liked most.
I recommend teacher Marie.
and I'm studying with teacher Marie.
I began English conversation with CherryEnglish, then took group lessons with foreign teachers at an academy, and from last August to November,
for three months, I also studied at a language school in the Philippines.
The reason I started phone English again is that after my language study abroad, I stopped using English in Korea
and started to feel like I was gradually forgetting it,
so I hurried to get started.
In the Philippines too, I experienced one-on-one lessons with a variety of teachers of different genders and ages,
and what I felt then was that there's a skill gap between teachers.
And naturally, the more skilled the teacher, the greater the impact on students' learning outcomes.
Comparing teacher Marie objectively against local Filipino teachers,
she seems to speak English at the level of a top-tier teacher.
She has little Taglish pronunciation and hardly ever uses grammatically incorrect broken English.
Most of all, what I liked was her diligence: even when the lesson time is up, if the student has a sentence they want to say,
she doesn't put it off until tomorrow but listens to the end, corrects it, and only then ends the lesson—that's what I liked most.
I recommend teacher Marie.