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Teaching Tips Teaching tips extends the Language Assistant resource manual with more tips and practical hints. |
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Using Graded ReadersGraded readers or ‘readers' are books that have had the language level simplified to help second language learners read them. The language is graded for vocabulary, complexity of grammar structures and also by the number of words. They are made to cater for all levels from beginners through to advance. |
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Student progressAssistants are not usually expected to carry out formal assessment of their learners with tests or marking. However, students need feedback as they come towards the end of their time with you. Here are a few short activities for your last month or weeks with them. |
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Fluency activities for higher levelsLearners beyond intermediate level require more opportunities to speak at length. It can be a challenge to find interesting topics and we can sometimes concentrate too much on issues and topics in the news. |
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Improving discussion lessonsHave 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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Working with teachers in teamsComing in to a classroom to help an established teacher needs tact and lots of planning. It is not always going to be straightforward working together .Here are some tips to help improve your team teaching relationships. |
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Activities on the theme of Summer 2
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Getting teenagers to talkGetting 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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Student progressAssistants are not usually expected to carry out formal assessment of their learners with tests or marking. However, students need feedback as they come towards the end of their time with you. Here are a few short activities for your last month or weeks with them. |
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Reluctant talkers 1Introduction |
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Activities for first lessons 1The activities that you use in your first lessons are very important and are likely to set the tone for the rest of your classes. In your first lessons, it is good to focus on two areas: |
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Activities for first lessons 2The following activities focus primarily on fluency and are suitable for intermediate level and up. They will give you a chance to get to know the class, break the ice and estimate their language level. |
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okitaprof
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Sky7
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How about teenagers at school? especially when most don't like english classes as they are non-...
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patyheber
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Thanks! I loved it,
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