It is a general belief statistically proved that using games in teaching English brings numerous benefits for learners at all ages and levels. It is handy now as teachers can search for the suitable games online. Below is a list of websites consisting of a variety of games that can be surely applied in your... Continue Reading →
When Personalities Clash . . . Sometimes, despite our best intentions, we find ourselves actively disliking one of the students in our charge. The student may be rude, disrespectful, disruptive, obnoxious, or otherwise annoying. It's just human nature; some personalities clash. But instead of feeling guilty about our feelings, we can take positive steps to... Continue Reading →
What we can do to deal with the misbehaviours: 11. Model the behaviour you expect from your students. Are you as considerate of your students' feelings as you want them to be of others? Are you as organized and on-task as you tell them to be? Are your classroom rules clear and easy for students to follow? 12.... Continue Reading →
There are always some students that make teaching so hard due to their misbehaviour. Linda Shalaway has shared her ideas with the belief that they will work on those 'special' cases. Then, when you encounter a difficult case, keep in mind the following tips Take a deep breath and try to remain calm. It's natural to be... Continue Reading →
This is the second part of an article on drilling, a technique that has been used in foreign language classrooms for many years. It was a key feature of audio lingual approaches to language teaching which placed emphasis on repeating structural patterns through oral practice. This second part will focus on how we drill. Here... Continue Reading →
