Sep 29, 2026 · 32 min · 14 segments
Who are the newest voices joining the Brighture teaching team, and what unique perspectives do they bring to our English-learning community? In Episode 16 of the **Brighture English Exchange**, your…
okay would you like to go first yeah with the
experience that you have
So I connect with the student who actually show willingness to learn perhaps.
So I could remember my previous student.
It was a face-to-face class.
And she was so easy to get along with because it feels like every lesson was an aha moment to her.
Ah,
okay.
And it made me feel like I know this, right? So yeah, that's for me.
That would have been a good video for us, Jessa.
Right? Always aha moment.
Okay.
Yeah, that's cool.
How about you, Jerb? right so maybe this is just um in addition to what miss d said so for me um it is when the student is inquisitive but in a good way okay so um i love students who is let's just say if they don't know or understand the specific thing then they're gonna ask it because sometimes it's i find it difficult when you know Like, I don't know if the student was able to get the idea or get the lesson.
So I love students who know to, you know, I don't understand this teacher.
Could you please explain this to me? So yeah, I prefer that kind of students.
I think I get along with them more.
Yeah.
Students who are curious.
Some probably would think that that's very challenging.
I think for me, that would be very challenging to handle as well.
But yeah, I get what you're trying to say.
Now, what kind of student challenges you the most, speaking of? So what kind of student challenges you the most and how do you handle that?
For me, I'm going to go
first.
okay would you like to go first yeah with the
experience that you have
So I connect with the student who actually show willingness to learn perhaps.
So I could remember my previous student.
It was a face-to-face class.
And she was so easy to get along with because it feels like every lesson was an aha moment to her.
Ah,
okay.
And it made me feel like I know this, right? So yeah, that's for me.
That would have been a good video for us, Jessa.
Right? Always aha moment.
Okay.
Yeah, that's cool.
How about you, Jerb? right so maybe this is just um in addition to what miss d said so for me um it is when the student is inquisitive but in a good way okay so um i love students who is let's just say if they don't know or understand the specific thing then they're gonna ask it because sometimes it's i find it difficult when you know Like, I don't know if the student was able to get the idea or get the lesson.
So I love students who know to, you know, I don't understand this teacher.
Could you please explain this to me? So yeah, I prefer that kind of students.
I think I get along with them more.
Yeah.
Students who are curious.
Some probably would think that that's very challenging.
I think for me, that would be very challenging to handle as well.
But yeah, I get what you're trying to say.
Now, what kind of student challenges you the most, speaking of? So what kind of student challenges you the most and how do you handle that?
For me, I'm going to go
first.
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