A description of a tranditional ELT classroom in Korea

Its a Friday later onnoon. aft(prenominal) he looks with the account to find out which class he has to instruct adjoining, Mr Jo is ascertaining up the joint try out papers which will be use to see whether they have reviewed the lecture that they knowledgeable from the last English class. promptly he enters the gateway of the classroom, and tells the students running, chatting, sitting on the desk to prepare for the class. After settling down the class, he begins to check if every genius is present. And the teacher is giving out the word quiz papers and telling them to put out down on the sheet the words that he will say. Right after speaking ten words he wants to check up, he has students swtch their papers, and score them, Next, the teacher gathers up exclusively the papers and puts them aside, and he is moving to the next segment.Mr. Jo points out a student and asks her what grammar points she was instructed in the last class. Unfortuantely she doesnt remember what sh e learned, so Mr. Jo warns her that if she doesnt reivew what she learns next time, she will have a punishment for that.For students to refresh their memory of what they have learned, he starts to go over the points again. Finishing the review, he has the students open up the textbook and begins to allot the reading passage. The teacher reads all the sentences and translates them one by one as usual. Whenever he runs into a grammar point that might be new to the students, the teacher explains it in Korean, and encourages them to top notes on their textbook.After he goes through all the passage, the teacher gives them some homework to economize all the sentences and to translate them to Korean on the notebook, and also asks the students to solve all the questions on the grammar and reading sections.Getting back to his desk, he loads up the quiz sheets and starts to go through the number that each student has scored today. Now he is getting ready for other class of the same level as he has just been through.