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Caption: Using slow intermediate English with lots of images, Maria talks about how some people are perfectionists and others believe that 'good enough' is okay. Does LEARNING or TEACHING a second language FEEL overwhelming? Can the process be made more simple? Yes! Through the natural process of listening with understanding, anyone can pick up another language just as little kids do with their first language. By the time a child is 4 years old, he speaks pretty fluently. So if you want your students to speak as well as a native speaker 4-5 year old, give them plenty of comprehensible, interesting and varied input. English without Fear can be one of your go-to resources or tools to help you with your ‘mission’! 
Here you can find short videos stories, descriptions of everyday events and interesting explanations all delivered through slow English that is made comprehensible. Videos addressed specifically to you, the L2  teacher, ESL coach or tutor, also are included. We teachers and learners ALL need to be encouraged! For episode transcripts, more information and tips to help you, the ESL professional, teach with comprehensible input, go to: www.englishwithoutfear.com
Description: hey there what kind of person are you do you try to do everything perfectly or is your style more one of good enough maybe it depends on the activity let&#39;s talk english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories [Music] when i taught french and german in the classroom i often had students who were perfectionists mostly girls but the occasional boy would be in my class too so what is a perfectionist a perfectionist is a person who has to do everything just right they want to do their homework perfectly they want to get top grades not just an a or an a minus but an a plus they want all the extra credit this is a burden this is hard when you have to be a perfectionist you work many many hours and it is not easy i don&#39;t know why some people are perfectionists and some people are not i&#39;m not a perfectionist good enough is how i try to do my work when i was in university in college there was too much work too many assignments papers to write tests to study for i was stressed so i found a way to lower the stress i would tell myself maria in 10 years this exam won&#39;t matter this paper that you&#39;re writing won&#39;t matter so take a breath and relax one of the bad things about being a perfectionist i believe is that often these people have their identity connected to what they do you know we are not human doings god created us in his image we are human beings so it is stressful if you connect what you do with who you are i think that&#39;s not very healthy it&#39;s not healthy emotionally and it&#39;s not good for the body physically it provides lots of stress in college and university i did things good enough when i taught school i did things good enough i had colleagues fellow teachers who worked much harder than i did here in the house because i&#39;m now retired i just teach online so i&#39;m the one who does the cleaning here in the house i clean every wednesday i give myself two and a half hours max to clean the house my standard my level of how clean should the house be is good enough when we lived in north carolina mike worked from home and he would clean the house on fridays he spent twice as much time maybe five hours every friday cleaning the house because mike is a perfectionist i think everybody has to find their own style and maybe there is another style for me i&#39;m not a lazy person i work hard so the philosophy of good enough is fine if i were lazy it wouldn&#39;t work well what do you think what about you are you a perfectionist do you do things good enough well enough or do you have another style another way of approaching work whether it&#39;s school work housework office work whatever tell me about it leave me a comment below this video and if you would like the transcript the written words for today&#39;s episode just go to my website www.englishwithoutfear.com and you&#39;ll find the words for today&#39;s episode 24 hours after the youtube video posts you&#39;ll find this transcript and others well that&#39;s it for right now i&#39;m maria from english without fear talk to you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here&#39;s my email you
Title: Learn English - Are you a perfectionist?
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