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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 cartoons and comic stripsIntroduction |
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Adapting materials for different age groupsIntroduction |
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Fluency activities for lower levelsDeveloping 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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Realia‘Realia’ in EFL terms refers to any real objects we use in the classroom to bring the class to life. In this tip I’d like to offer a few suggestions for activities using realia and to consider why we may want to bring things into the class. |
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Using poetryThe reasons for using poetry are similar to those for using songs and many activities that you do with songs can be adapted to poetry. Any authentic material exposes students to some ‘real English’ and can be |
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The First ClassBefore going into your first class with a new group you may feel a little nervous. It can be quite daunting to stand up in front of people if you are not used to doing so, and for many Language Assistants who are students themselves it will be a strange kind of role reversal. |
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Short projects to get them talkingThere’s nothing like a group project to get students talking and they work well as long as: |
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Adapting materials for different age groupsIntroduction |
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Using music and songsIntroduction |
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Strategies for keeping attentionKeeping students' attention and stopping them from getting distracted is a big challenge. Here are some reasons why students’ attention may wander and ways to keep your classes on track. |
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Establishing the ground rulesIntroduction |
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Festive resourcesIntroduction |
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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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Fluency activities for lower levelsDeveloping 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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Getting adults and children to talkBoth 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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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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