When we “we face” a class with one student teachers often all we “costar” a little encourage speaking. Usually when we have a group in class, conversations are much more dynamic and generates debate, but when we have a single student should be us who we guide you in speaking, offering resources to speak.
In today's article, I leave you 5 fomentes activities for the speaking in your class one-to-one. I am sure that these activities your students will not have excuses to talk 😉
It is increasingly difficult to capture the attention of our students. I do not know if you happen to you but, sometimes, I have to juggle my students to get involved in my class and I pay attention.
One way to capture the attention of our students is with activities and games. These are often called warmers, or activities to "warm up" the class.
I use them quite, especially in my college classes. But these activities can be used with almost any age and, I assure, that shall come great, not only for "Charmed" to your students, but also to review and work concepts in a fun way.
I wont activities can be used both in your English class, as in a class of Spanish as a foreign language, or even in a language class.
I leave 10 Activities that "you calentéis" your class and you make that your students want unmissable 😉
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If you are profe English insurance that one of the main problems that you encounter is to make your students speak English.
We usually teachers "burden" because we do not get our students to express themselves, and when they do often end up doing in their mother tongue. You must keep in mind that it is normal in the world. For them to use a language that is not yours is complicated, and how to do it when not motivated or appeals.
Therefore, in today's post I leave 6 activities to encourage speaking in class and get your students begin to loosen, even a little! 😉
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