2do.

CONTABILIDAD “B”
TUTORA: LCDA. ANA QUISIGUIÑA ROJAS

8vo. DE BASICA “E”

Tutora: LCDA. WENDY PAZMIÑO
2DO CONTABILIDAD
“B”
Introducing yourself as a teacher

One of the first challenges you will face as a new teacher is introducing yourself to a class. First impressions are crucial. Your students will form an opinion of
you the moment you start speaking.

While introducing yourself to your new class, keep your introduction professional and fun at the same time. Share some fun facts about yourself to engage the
class. If you are teaching little kids, you can also share the TV series you like the most.
You also need to discuss your learning objectives and goals with the students and must encourage them to ask questions (if they have any).

Following all these tips you can create something like this:

“Welcome back to class! I was looking forward to meeting you. I will be your teacher this year. I always enjoy staying at home and hitting a good self-help
book. I am not much of an outgoing person, as you can see. I love to relax on my bed watching my favorite series. Do you know why I love English? Because it
makes me feel like I am a powerful person. And my goal this year is to help you become the best English speakers possible. Now, tell me about yourselves.
What do you love the most?”

You can see that the tone is personal, and you can change it to suit your tastes and requirements.

Introducing yourself in casual situations

There are few casual situations where practice is not much required. In such situations, you are required to show your spontaneous response. In such cases, keep
your introductions brief and to the point. You should also leave room for follow-up questions from the other person.

Here are some examples to introduce yourself in casual situations:

1. Morning! I don’t think we have met before, I’m John.

2. Hey there! I’m John. I’m new here, I just moved to the building a couple of days ago. Have you lived here for a long?

3. Hi. I heard it is your first day so I thought I could reach out and introduce myself. We have not officially met but I will be working with you on this project.

¡Bienvenido de nuevo a clase! Tenía muchas ganas de conocerte. Este año seré tu profesor. Siempre disfruto quedándome en casa y dándole a un buen libro de autoayuda.
No soy una persona muy extrovertida, como podéis ver. Me encanta relajarme en mi cama viendo mi serie favorita. ¿Sabes por qué me encanta el inglés? Porque me hace
sentir que soy una persona poderosa. Y mi objetivo este año es ayudaros a convertiros en los mejores angloparlantes posibles. Ahora, habladme de vosotros. ¿Qué es lo
que más os gusta?".

“Welcome back to class! I was looking forward to meeting you. I will be your teacher this year. I always enjoy staying at home and hitting a good self-help
book. I am not much of an outgoing person, as you can see. I love to relax on my bed watching my favorite series. Do you know why I love English? Because it
makes me feel like I am a powerful person. And my goal this year is to help you become the best English speakers possible. Now, tell me about yourselves.
What do you love the most?”