原版英语对话1000个:932 Class Rules
Todd: So, Marion, how are your classes?
Marion: My classes are quite good at the moment. I'm enjoying them. I work in a junior high school and high school together, so my students range from twelve years old right up to eighteen.
Todd: What do you teach your students?
Marion: I teach them English.
Todd: Oh really?
Marion: Yeah, so communication basically.
Todd: OK, so are they good students? You got nice kids?
Marion: I have a mixuture so, but mainly they're quite good children. They're mostly very nice, but there are always going to be a few who are a bit naughty.
Todd: So what do the naughty students do to be naughty?
Marion: Well, in my class naughty students don't pay attention when I speak sometimes, or they talk to their friend next to them when they should be listening or writing or doing something else. I don't mind if they talk to each other about what we're doing but if they are talking about what was on TV last night or something like that I don't like it, unless they do it in English. If they can, that's fine.
Todd: Well, what do you do if your students are bad, are naughty? How do you discipline them?
Marion: I hit them....No, I don't.
Todd: You do not.
Marion: I'm joking, I'm joking. Well, I have quite small classes, so it's quite easy. I'll just either call their name or walk down to their seat and if everybody is working on something, I'll talk to them about their work and see what they're doing, if they have any problems, that kind of thing. And then, if it gets worse, then sometimes they have to stand up, or if they are really, really naughty, and don't do any work, they'll have to come back and see me after school, and finish their work then.
Todd: So are you a strict teacher or a friendly teacher?
Marion: I'm more of a friendly teacher, but with a couple of classes, I've become a strict teacher because I have to be, but mostly a friendly teacher I think.
Todd: Who are easier to teach, the junior high students or the high school students?
Marion: Probably the junior high because they're more enthusiastic about English. They get quite excited about coming to our classes, and like I said they are small classes so it's easier and better for them too because they have more chance to speak and to use English.
Marion: My classes are quite good at the moment. I'm enjoying them. I work in a junior high school and high school together, so my students range from twelve years old right up to eighteen.
Todd: What do you teach your students?
Marion: I teach them English.
Todd: Oh really?
Marion: Yeah, so communication basically.
Todd: OK, so are they good students? You got nice kids?
Marion: I have a mixuture so, but mainly they're quite good children. They're mostly very nice, but there are always going to be a few who are a bit naughty.
Todd: So what do the naughty students do to be naughty?
Marion: Well, in my class naughty students don't pay attention when I speak sometimes, or they talk to their friend next to them when they should be listening or writing or doing something else. I don't mind if they talk to each other about what we're doing but if they are talking about what was on TV last night or something like that I don't like it, unless they do it in English. If they can, that's fine.
Todd: Well, what do you do if your students are bad, are naughty? How do you discipline them?
Marion: I hit them....No, I don't.
Todd: You do not.
Marion: I'm joking, I'm joking. Well, I have quite small classes, so it's quite easy. I'll just either call their name or walk down to their seat and if everybody is working on something, I'll talk to them about their work and see what they're doing, if they have any problems, that kind of thing. And then, if it gets worse, then sometimes they have to stand up, or if they are really, really naughty, and don't do any work, they'll have to come back and see me after school, and finish their work then.
Todd: So are you a strict teacher or a friendly teacher?
Marion: I'm more of a friendly teacher, but with a couple of classes, I've become a strict teacher because I have to be, but mostly a friendly teacher I think.
Todd: Who are easier to teach, the junior high students or the high school students?
Marion: Probably the junior high because they're more enthusiastic about English. They get quite excited about coming to our classes, and like I said they are small classes so it's easier and better for them too because they have more chance to speak and to use English.
