Three New Ways To Learn English In School

Brut India

A new crop of English teachers is redefining the way English is taught in Maharashtra’s government schools under the project Tejas. And the students look like they are loving it.

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00:00I will describe the object and you will guess the name of the object.

00:22Can we start?

00:23Yes!

00:24Can we start?

00:25Yes!

00:26Are you ready?

00:27Yes!

00:29It is green in colour, square in shape.

00:36Teacher writes on it.

00:39Guess what is it?

00:41What is it?

00:43What is it?

00:45Now, next.

00:48It is round in shape.

00:53Yes, it is round in shape.

00:56Listen first.

00:58You play with it.

01:00What is it?

01:01Guess.

01:07Today, we are going to discuss about family by using a family tree diagram.

01:15Let's stand up in an onion ring circle.

01:23Let's start with Bhakti.

01:26I live with my mother, father and auntie.

01:31My mother's name is Risha.

01:34My father's name is Ganesh.

01:36My father is a teacher.

01:38I live with my auntie.

01:40Her name is Sanjana.

01:42She is a teacher.

01:44She is very clever and tall.

01:46Okay, thank you.

01:48Today, we are going to learn how to ask the question and how to answer the question.

01:55That means, we are going to develop the questioning skill from you to your favourite activity.

02:03Which is your favourite activity?

02:05Cherry activity!

02:08Do you like this?

02:10Yes, I like this.

02:12Do you like banana?

02:14No, I don't like banana.

02:15I like chukoo.

02:17Do you like chukoo?

02:19Yes, I like chukoo.

02:21Do you like apple?

02:23No, I don't like apple.

02:25I like sweet lemon.

02:27Do you like sweet lemon?

02:29No, I don't like sweet lemon.

02:31I like jamun.

02:33Do you like jamun?

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