#104, BBC TeachingEnglish Article: Getting teenagers talking

ELTWeekly Vol. 3 Issue#104 | November 14 | ISSN 0975-3036 Subscribe to ELTWeekly (FREE) The TE editor says, "Getting teenagers to use English in class can provide a considerable challenge…

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#104, BBC TeachingEnglish Article: Rhythm, rhyme, repetition, reasoning and response in oral storytelling

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#104, An English Teaching Activity by Hamideh Saadian

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Children cannot tolerate formal class and strict  actions by teacher and every one knows that.so i decided to try a new way that my little students could start a good relation with me therefore i divided my terms of class in to 2 parts. The first 10th session I acted so strict in the class which they could not stand the class and exactly the formal reaction triggered the same.so what happened for my student?

It was unbelievable that even the top student of the class got the worst grade. All of them hated to come to the class and did not had any interest to read and listen their books and even they came so late .i took a decision to change the way of my teaching. So I attempted to apply a new way that my students (under8-11) feel better, listen carefully and show their interests. (more…)

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