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As a teacher of English to young learners, lesson planning is very important. As a matter of fact, lesson plans for teachers are considered as a road map for reaching the target learning outcomes and achieving the objectives of each lesson as quickly as possible. In the kindergarten...
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21/10/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Lesson Planning, Printables Library, Professional Development, Teach Pronunciation, Teach Reading, Teach Vocabulary
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Activity 1: TPR and Vocab (Listen and Do). Steps to do the activity: Divide the students into teams. Give each team member a vocabulary item – e.g. a color. Each member of each team has one color. Tell each member their color or give them a card with...
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12/10/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Pronunciation, Teach Reading, Teach Vocabulary
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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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Children who can’t read are missing one of the following important auditory skills: They can’t rhyme sounds in words. They can’t put sounds (word parts) together to make words. That’s because they don’t have the skill of sounding out new words. They don’t know the short vowel sounds...
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13/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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In order to be able to read, every child must be taught the sounds of the alphabet letters. They must be able to recall the sounds quickly. They must see the letter and say the sound without hesitation. Following are some practical tips to teach alphabet sounds and...
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09/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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Reading is Best Taught Using a Combination of Three Methods: Auditory training – training for the ears to prepare the child’s brain for phonics. Phonics – knowledge of letter(s) sounds. Whole Language – immediate application of phonics into connected sentences and stories. It’s clear from the research that...
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17/02/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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Reasons that cause reading comprehension failure There are a number of reasons that cause reading comprehension to fail. Students should be aware of these reasons and then identify the solutions for them by applying the appropriate reading strategies that can cause success to reading comprehension. The following are...
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16/01/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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What This Article About This article gives EFL teachers some tips on how to make reading comprehension activity accessible and motivating for students. It describes how to create the basic motivational conditions and generate the initial motivation for reading comprehension in the classroom. Motivation Motivation is one of...
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04/01/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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There are seven main steps to teaching reading to a child from the beginning to reading comprehension. They are as follows: Step 1: Teach the sounds of individual letters: Students need to learn the individual sounds in words and that words are made up of small parts of...
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08/12/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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1. Pre-reading: use brainstorming or spider maps, read the title and subtitles for students, encourage prediction and guessing. 2. First reading should be for gist (skimming): Pupils read silently to answer a question that aims for the general theme of the text. 3. Second reading should be for...
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08/12/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
ELTT Questions & Answers, Teach Reading
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