rishi64630

Welcome Carolina, hope you graduate with good grades and some teaching practice.

I've been an ESL teacher for over 30 years. I don't want to repeat what others have said so I'll give you other info. Most institutes or schools have specific material (books,.video, audio, ...) that you have to use and varies from one institute or school to another and based on the level taught. It's wise to look into the different material on the market to familiarize yourself with it. It's very important to come prepared to class and know well what you're teaching.

Another issue is to stick to your rules. Once you set them, all of you, students and teacher alike have to abide by them. This way your students will believe you, see you're fair, and will react accordingly.

Good luck