[etni] Any job for me? a new English teacher for primary or high school - 054-6171363 eytanfin@xxxxxxxxx

From: eytan finkelshtein <eytanfin@xxxxxxxxx>
To: ETNI List <etni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 20 May 2010 06:21:29 +0300
I am a third generation of English teachers in Israel and I love teaching
English.
 I just don't believe in schools as the main place of learning English or
any other foreign language.
Students must be exposed to the language through other means: books, books,
books and Radio, TV and books again.

But the libraries in schools sometimes don't have any books in English (like
a primary school in Ramat Hasharon where I taught - they
didn't have English books at the library at all. And I taught the English
speakers from class Alef to Vav and it was a good school.

I think a possible solution is to establish schools that teach everything in
English in Israel, all day long.
And I  believe in private schools in Israel as a solution for everyone -
because the government has failed and money can't help a bad system.
Maybe Chavruta can teach us how to establish a good school with Milgot for
poor students. This is the link for the school's website.
www.havruta-school.org.il/
 and I highly appreciate Meitar also:
http://www.beit-meitar.org.il/


*I am teaching this year in a Junior High and I want to find a  school to
teach in next year.*


*Are they looking for English teachers at your school?*

Can you give me names of schools that might be looking for English teachers?



Eytan - 054-6171363


On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 1:20 PM, Ask_Etni <ask@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ruthi - rsheffer@xxxxxxxxx
> Subject: ambiguous Bagrut Questions
>
> Hi All
>
> I am sorry to sound so geriatric but is anyone else nostalgic for the good
> old Pre Module exams when we native speakers and experienced non native
> speaker teachers all agreed as to what the correct answers to the exams
> were? We used to sit around in a group while the kids were writing and
> prepare the answer sheets.
>
> Today we run around crazily checking that all is okay with the E module
> listening (which it isn't!) and barely have time to see the paper.And when
> we do ,we see that there are discrepancies and arguments among teachers as
> to which answers are acceptable!
>
> In the cloze and the rewrites there was no such problem. WE had a body of
> material to teach.We knew what grammar topics would appear in the
> rewrites,and what kind of questions to prepare our students for in the 5
> point literature questions. Am I just too old or is the NBA really more
> chaotic and less of a language test and more of an intelligence test?
>
> Chag Sameach
> Ruthi
>
>
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