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The importance of reducing teacher talking time

Today all we hear is about pair work or group work,student involvement in the learning process.So,why reduce teacher talking time(TTT)? First,if students are left out of involvement, they will definitely lose interest,become bored etc.Just think about those times when your teacher talked all the time and didn't allow you to speak at all.I personally remember my High school Literature teacher who used to speak 100% of the time.There was no time for us to speak.Even when she asked us about something,the answer was again provided by her.We not only got bored during literature classes,but even hated literature because we thought that it was extremely difficult.Of course,if you don't talk,exchange ideas with your peers or with the teacher,how can you expect yourself to learn? Now, just imagine yourself teaching some grammar rules.If you talk all the time,I am sure that however excellent your explanation may be,you're on the verge of losing students' interest and make the ...
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Webinars

What if one day in my future career as a teacher I don't want to go to work and teach?What if I am tired of trying to manage my classroom and keep students engaged?Well,the answer is ''use webinars''.I could use webinar software to record my lecture and then 'teach' when I'm sleeping like a log.In that case students can send me questions they may have on the lecture via email.I can record another lecture on students' questions and post it online. Another type of webinars is live webinar.You can have an instant interaction with your students.Actually,webinars enable two way communication.You can ask your students and they may ask you back as well.In case of this type of webinar,the presenter gives the attendees the opportunity to ''raise their hands'' by clicking a button that will notify the instructor or attendees just type the question in to a chat box.When I was watching the first video I remember that the presenter was constantl...
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