JOHN's BOARD
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Listening Comprehension Questions: 1. Why does the student need to speak with the professor? 2. What is the student's problem? 3. Why can't the student be present for the final exam? 4. What is mandatory for the student to participate in? 5. What does the professor request from the student in order for the student to miss the final exam? [Lesson Credits: Listening Building MP3 TOEFL, Track 20] 07 Office Visit M: Hey Professor Scott, I need to talk to you. I’ve got a problem. W: Yes, Steven. What’s the matter? and I was wondering if there was any way that I could take it some other time during finals week? major, and this recital is a mandatory event for all dance majors. It’s impossible to make it up. It’s a huge event that only happens once a year. It’s a big part of my grade for both my Flamenco and my Modern Dance classes. Plus, my partner and I got the final performance spot in the recital, which is a big honor. W: Well, I understand if you have to go to this recital, but it’s really not up to me whether or not you can reschedule the final. You’re going to have to talk to the head of the English department, Professor Sampson. M: Do you think he’ll let me take the final at another time? W: I think so, but you’re going to need to present some kind of proof that you have to go to this dance recital. M: What kind of proof? them to write a note that explains why you can’t miss this recital. head. 1. What happened to the student? 2. Does the student have his student id available to give to the employee? 3. What does the computer system say that the student hasn't paid? 4. How can the student keep his spot in the class? 5. Does the employee recommend that the student sign up for all his classes again? [Lesson Credits: Listening Building MP3 TOEFL, Track 21] 08 Service Encounter W: Hello. How can I help you? some strange reason, I got disenrolled from my classes. W: Oh, my. Do you have your student ID? I’ll need it to look up your information. it says here in the computer that you still owe some money. disenrolled, but there’s really not a whole lot that I can do for you. again. If you register again for all of your classes, then you should be fine. W: No. You’re already credited for what you paid, so you won’t owe any more money. M: Well, one of my classes was filled to its capacity. I know that some people were on a waiting list to get in. How can I keep my spot in that class? W: Just be sure to let your professor know that you have to register for all of your classes again, so that he won’t think that you dropped his class. M: I’ll do that. Thanks for all of the information. W: No problem. Good luck.
M: Well, I have a scheduling conflict. I can’t make the final,
W: Why can’t you go to the final exam?
M: I have a dance recital that I can’t miss. I’m a dance
W: You should go to both of your dance teachers and ask
M: I’ll do that. Thank you for all of your help.
W: No problem, Steven, and good luck with the department
M: I have a huge problem. I paid my tuition, and then for
M: Yes, here you go.
W: Thank you Mr. Salazar. Give me just one second. Well,
M: That’s weird. What’s it for?
W: It says that you didn’t pay a $75 fee for a yoga class. M: Oh no! That’s right. I forgot to drop that class!
W: Well, there’s your problem. I’m sorry that you got
M: Well, what should I do then?
W: You should just try to sign up for all of your classes
M: Won’t I get charged again for all of my classes?
Interview Questions:
3. What would you do if one of the classes which you teach gets 10 points lower than the average? Suggest at least 4 solutions.
4. How can you deal with disturbing students in class? Provide your own effective ways with specific reasons.
5. Solving classroom discipline problems can be a challenge for both new and experienced teachers. Thank of what kind of discipline problems you might have and how you will address those problems.
6. Suppose one day you find a student sleeping in your class. You try to wake him up and make him pay attention to your class. He wakes up, but answers: "I think this class is not so helpful for the college entrance exam, so I decided to study hard at cram schools and stay up all through the dawn watching the famous cyber school lectures. Instead I would like to sleep at the school." In this case, what two pieces of advice would you give him to persuade him into giving attention to your class?
