SanthoshKanth (ครู แซนดี้)

 Hello everyone, This week, I will share my perspectives and experiences, which helped me to sound more fluent in English. I was born in a non-native English-speaking county, and even though I am from a third-world country, I achieved my speaking level up to the Native English speakers. How did I do that? Many wonders how it will work on others with different contexts? I heard your thoughts... Yep, these techniques work on almost 80% of people. How do I know that? I knew that it worked like a gem because I had implemented these techniques with my students for the past decade. Try to speak clearly with a clear voice: Don’t be nervous or worried Don’t try to use any word or grammar you do not know. When you don’t understand: When asking questions, if you don’t understand, say, ‘I’m  sorry I don’t understand’ or, ‘Can you repeat that, please? ’ If you don’t understand the questions, ask him/her to repeat the questions by asking, “ Could you repeat that again?”. If you have proble...

 Hi, my fellow readers,  I know it has been a long time since my last blog. I have been tidying up my work and am ready up my mind for this beautiful year. Yey! Happy new year, folks. May God pour your wishes comes true. It has been almost ten months since my last blog. Today, I will share my travel experiences and review some tourist attractions and restaurants in Chiang Mai. The foreign nationals who came up with the name Thailand probably have few words in their minds. Like Bangkok, Pattaya, Som Tum, Pad Thai, and Chiang Mai. Today, I come to share my adventurous travel experiences when I went to Chiang Mai. Yep! This new year 2022, I drove all the way to Chiang Mai, approximately fourteen hours from my place. I know it sounds crazy, but I did it. I drove 900 kilometers in fourteen hours straight.  My foreign national friends, who always boast about Chiang Mai, made me curious to visit the place. As they said, it is a place filled with many tourist attractions. Around ...

Hello fellow readers, Today, I’m going to talk about the current scenario in Thailand. I hope this will help you understand the  feeling of being a teacher in South-East Asia.   I asked my students how they felt about teachers. I have heard it from so many X-Generation kids.  He/She is a Good teacher or a Bad teacher. How can they evaluate? I asked, " What defines the teacher is  good or bad?" with approximately three hundred plus students. The most common answer that I heard  was " The teacher who taught fun, no gives lot of homework, no gives project work, no strict during class,  allow the students use electronic gadgets in the classroom, last but not least who always give better scores."   I understood simply that the teacher who has never been a teacher is good. Parents Perspective: Let me share with you all some of my past things. When I was a student, I had not had so many choices  like now. I follow whatever my parents say. I don...