Have you ever felt you were asking all the questions about students’ opinions? Do you find you are doing more talking in a discussion than your class? Here are some tips to:

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The first lesson and subsequent lessons will be crucial in establishing the atmosphere in your classes and your students’ attitude towards you.

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Drama techniques which focus on getting across meaning with body, as well as words, are very useful for the language classroom. These techniques:

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Developing spoken fluency with learners at low levels can be very challenging, but here are some tips and activities which may help.

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Introduction
This second part of the tips for reluctant talkers focuses on your skills as a people manager.

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Both adults and children need practice at talking to be able to develop their speaking skills, but that things that stimulate them to talk are often quite different.

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There’s nothing like a group project to get students talking and they work well as long as:

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Introduction
Being faced with a class which won't speak can be very disappointing after all your planning. When there are rows of blank faces or questions that nobody will answer it can de motivating.

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Getting teenagers to use English in class and practise their speaking can be a challenging task, but there are some tips and hints which can make the task easier to achieve.

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The following activities are designed to get everyone talking. They can be used with all levels because the language required to communicate is determined by the students.

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