Songs and lyrics: Glenn Medeiros - Watching Over You HQ '1987 #2 Single

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The reason I decided to create this blog is because I want to share some music videos and experiences of my own.
When I was a child, I always listened to music on FM radios and most of the song lyrics were in English, that was reason enough for me to start a course on that languge at the age of ten.
As a result I would become an ELT teacher some years later. From that personal experience, I strongly believe that songs are a powerful source of motivation that could help teachers to keep up the learners´ interests in any language, because everybody enjoys listening to songs for many reasons: A) Most of the themes dealt with in the songs have to do with universal aspects of life such as love, misfortune, breaking up, friendship, etc. B) In case of classroom activities, songs should be meaningful for the students, otherwise they will not feel enthusiatic to work, and learning will not be as effective as planned. C) Songs enable some listening skills and this can help learners to improve their pronunciation skills as they are willing to sound accurate when they sing their favourite ones. There are plenty of more reasons why using songs in the classroom will improve every aspect of the elt class management, but that will be dealt later. Our audience: Teenagers are very difficult to be entertained nowadays because they are highly stimulated with all sorts of technology devices such as cellphones, netbooks, tablets, etc. and those "artifacts" are a strong competence to us (teachers); That is why teaching has become a challenging job, because no fun means no engagement, and then our objectives will not be reached.

lunes, 14 de julio de 2014

Glenn Medeiros - Watching Over You HQ '1987 #2 Single

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Prof. Guillermo Torres14 de julio de 2014, 19:24
Now that youґre far away
I can see everything so clear
Now that youґre really gone
I can feel you like youґre standing here

And if I had another chance to say goodbye
I would just say thank you for the times we spent
And not to cry, ґcause Iґm

Still watching over you
Though weґre far apart
Youґll never really be
So far from my heart
Iґm watching over you
Iґve looked inside my dreams
And everything I see
You watching over me

How can we lose our way
If we just let ourselves be led
And maybe it hurts today
But tomorrow weґll come out ahead

I donґt want to lose you so Iґll let you go
And if it ends up we are meant to met again
Weґll let each other know
ҐCause Iґm...

Still watching over you
Though weґre far apart
Youґll never really be
So far from my heart
Iґm watching over you
Iґve looked inside my dreams
And everything I see
You watching over me

Instrumental break

I donґt want to lose you so Iґll let you go
And if it ends up we are meant to meet again
Weґll let each other know

Iґm watching over you
Though weґre far apart
Youґll never be
So far from my heart
Iґm watching over you
Iґve looked inside my dreams
And everything I see
You watching over me
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