How do you handle the following four persons if they come to you to learn Spoken English? 1.One who knows that he knows. 2.One who knows that he knows not. 3,One who knows not that he knows. 4.One who knows not that he knows not.

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Handling will differ from person to person and its an art. If you do an assessment that's the best way because you can have an idea what that person is and can handle the circumstance well.
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It depends about the persons capability how he is going to handle.
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Whatever the student may think, but it is essential for a teacher to test whether what he thinks about himself is right before starting the class. One who knows that he knows must be able to understand what we speak, so it is not essential that we should know his mother tongue. We can improve his...
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Whatever the student may think, but it is essential for a teacher to test whether what he thinks about himself is right before starting the class. One who knows that he knows must be able to understand what we speak, so it is not essential that we should know his mother tongue. We can improve his accent and communication skills by taking class. One who knows that he knows not, should be trained from the basic. It will be easier if the teacher is familiar with his mother tongue. So that she can make him understand the hard words in English through his mother tongue. One who knows not that he knows, lacks the confident level. It can be increased by practice. One who knows not that he knows not. It is little bit hard to train this kind of students. First we should make them to accept what they say is wrong only then we can proceed further. The next step is to correct their mistakes and make them to accept it read less
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Oracle, Hindi, C++, C, MS Office, VBScript,JavaScript,Spoken English etc with 32 years of experience

Speak clearly and pronounce your words correctly. Recognize that people wrongly think that turning up the volume somehow creates instant understanding Do not cover or hide your mouth because listeners will want to watch you as you pronounce your words Do not use baby talk or incorrect English.
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The requirement needs to be carefully categorized and solutions needs to be drawen and suggested. But the most important is to ensure that expectations are clearly understood and agreed based on a mutual consensus. At times there is a fervent need to analyze the expectation management from both sides
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Teach them commonly one topic also make them individually aware of their skills.
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1. Need to identify what he does not know and let him understand that to chalk out a training plan. 2. Try to find what he already knows and need to identify the areas of improvement. Then make him understand the same and chalk out a training plan. 3. Build confidence in him. 4. Just train him.
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Candidate #1: Most likely they are here to pull your leg. There is no point in wasting time over people like them. Time is a precious commodity; in fact it is the only commodity one has to offer. Candidate #2: Talk to such people, demonstrate to them why learning Spoken English is a good value for...
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Candidate #1: Most likely they are here to pull your leg. There is no point in wasting time over people like them. Time is a precious commodity; in fact it is the only commodity one has to offer. Candidate #2: Talk to such people, demonstrate to them why learning Spoken English is a good value for money, and try to persuade them to join your classes. Candidate #3: Take them on a virtual tour of the vast English language expanse, and gently, without rubbing them the wrong way, point out where they are going wrong in Spoken English language mastery, and subtly market your skills and talent. Candidate #4: With some variations, same as candidate #3. Sanjay Agrawal read less
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Make everyone to sit together....and teach WHAT YOU KNOW!!!!
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To ask him to speak on some topic!
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