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Brainstorming is a very useful activity that can be easily introduced into EFL classes. It is a fun activity that students enjoy. In addition, It helps develop students’ thinking and speaking skills. It is worth trying out in your own EFL classes. The following are four brainstorming activities...
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24/06/2021 Mohamed Ramadan
Develop Students' Speaking Skills
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The English language involves the use of four skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Each skill has main features and there are some techniques to teach and develop each skill. Although the four language skills should be integrated into each lesson, I am are going to focus on...
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14/11/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Develop Students' Speaking Skills, Teach Listening Activities, Teach Reading, Teach Writing
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In this guide post, I’m going to guide you to the basic ideas and techniques to teaching the four language skills The Four Language Skills The four skills of language learning are Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. They are four capabilities that allow an individual to comprehend, produce, and use the language in...
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20/09/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Develop Students' Speaking Skills, Teach Listening Activities, Teach Reading, Teach Writing
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Speaking is “the process of building and sharing meaning through the use of verbal and non-verbal symbols, in a variety of contexts”. It is a crucial part of foreign language learning and teaching. Despite its importance, for many years, teaching speaking has been undervalued and English language teachers...
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20/06/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Develop Students' Speaking Skills
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For most EFL learners, the English lesson is their only opportunity to practice English. Once they leave the class, they have no opportunity to speak or communicate in English. That’s why the teacher should dedicate enough time during the class to teach and develop their speaking skills giving...
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16/06/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Develop Students' Speaking Skills
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1. Give Clear Goals and Instructions. Inform your students with the main goal of speaking and the importance of developing speaking skills. Model speaking with one of your best students so everyone can see what to say. Students also need to know how to say something. Without understanding...
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18/04/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
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1. Praise them for speaking and pronouncing English well: Encourage them to peak in English without fearing of making mistakes. Focus on the use of English and reinforce any successful attempts to produce English in real-life situations. 2. Set goals, give clear instructions, and model activities: Tell students...
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16/11/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Develop Students' Speaking Skills
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Supporting and encouraging shy students within the classroom can sometimes be one of the most important things that the teacher should focus on. But first, you should think about it, some students are naturally introvert and quiet. They like to be silent. So, your mission is not to...
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05/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
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“Storytelling” … Why? As we all know, stories have always played a significant role in children’s growth. Stories not only help in stimulating children’s imagination and understanding of the world but also in developing their language ability and appreciating literature. So, I highly recommend storytelling in EFL speaking...
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24/07/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
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Most students hope they can speak English fluently. Although they have the desire to participate in speaking tasks in EFL classes, EFL teachers describe their response to these tasks as “Not good”. There might be some factors that demotivate them. Here are the main four factors that...
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21/07/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
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