Metaphor for teaching grammar- Mohamad Taufek B. Kamil

Teaching grammar is like a ship sailing through an open sea. The ship must have a good ,knowledgeable captain just like a teacher who will chart the course, ordering and motivate the crew in order to reach the destination safely. Meanwhile, the crew are the students. They came from different background with little kowledge abou the sea. It leaves into the hand of an able and expert captain in order to bring the ship and its crew through the ordeal of the open sea.

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Jack’s Metaphor For Teaching Grammar

My metaphor for teaching grammar is like the sun, the earth, the rainbow and the drizzle.First of all, the earth is the pupils.So,the drizzle is the teacher.Meanwhile, the rainbow is the grammar.In this processes,the drizzle needs to fall onto the earth in very fine drops to form the rainbow.You feel amaze because of the seven types of colours that form the colourful rainbow.Finally, the earth becomes very beautiful whenever the rainbow appears in the sky.Some of us in the world do not realize the function of the sun.The sun is the Ministry of Education and Eltc-Malaysia.In order to achieve this natural experiment,it must rises and shines in the sky.The earth, the rainbow and the drizzle will not exist without the sunshines in the solar system or universe.

Produced by:Jack ak.Duat (sk.lempa,saratok,betong division,sarawak)

Teaching Grammar Metaphor - Lau Ung Huat

                                   The Metaphor Of Teaching Grammar

                               

Teaching grammar is just like driving a sport car.  It can be easy or difficult too.  The four wheels of the sport car represent the four parts of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.  The driver controls the sterling which leads to final destination.

Teaching Grammar Metaphor - Huong Yew Ho

Teaching grammar is like drinking water. As we all know, water is the most important need for human. We drink water anytime anywhere, just like teaching and learning grammar. We never stop learning grammar. We as a teacher, we not only teach pupils grammar in school, but also outside the school compound. Teaching grammar is a non-stop process like drinking water. Do you stop “drinking water”(grammar)??

Metaphor as an English Teacher who is teaching grammar.

I think to be a teacher who is teaching grammar mostly like a torchlight with weak batteries, because I cannot produce enough light to my pupils in their grammar lesson. Thus, I have to improve myself in term of accuracy and fluency both in presentation, practice and application as same as changing the old batteries with the new and well-branded batteries which I get through this such C-PELT course to enhance my teaching competencies.

By: Paul Bakie Tindin

My metaphor for teaching grammar in primary school.

My metaphor for teaching grammar in primary school is just like diving in the sea. Different gear is required for certain type of diving, just as different activity and approach is required to teach certain pupils of different level. Snorkeling involves swimming just below 1 to 5 meter. The pressure is average and we need less skills for this activity. When it comes to scuba diving, which involves diving into more than 10 meter deep from water surface, much complicated gear is used. The same with grammar, the deeper we learn it, the harder it gets.

By: Timothy Anak Kunchui Uli
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