Giving effective feedback is an essential skill for teachers. It should be regular and ongoing. Your students need to know how they are doing, whether their performance meets expectations, and how they can improve. But giving feedback isn’t always easy. You may worry about hurting the students’ feelings, or...
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21/11/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Correcting Mistakes, Professional Development
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Today, most EFL classes include different levels of students. Teaching these students requires the teacher to be aware of how students are different, the resulted difficulties with them and how to teach them. How Students Are Different Different students are different in one or some of the following:...
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12/11/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Professional Development
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Reading comprehension is very important in your journey to teaching your students to read. After all, when a student struggles with comprehension, reading can be a difficult activity. So, wouldn’t it be useful if you could find answers to some questions related to teaching reading comprehension to help...
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04/11/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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Video clips are valuable classroom tools especially when we consider English as a foreign language that is available to listen to only in the classroom and not spoken outside it. In this case. we often use video clips to enhance listening skills and promote speaking as they provide...
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28/10/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Using Technology in EFL Classes
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Guest Post by Rhonda Martinez A persuasive essay is a typical academic assignment; every college student will have to deal with at some point. Here are 5 efficient tips to make your persuasive essay rock and use it to convince others of your opinion. 1. Make Your Stand...
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25/10/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Guest Posts
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Once the grammar points have been presented in the lesson, the teacher should give the class some drills to practice them. Here are the three main kinds of drills that must be given in any lesson in the following sequence to practice grammar items: 1. Controlled Drills They...
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24/10/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Grammar
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Teachers are often blamed for the lack of student creativity. Some teachers still insist on using traditional methods in the classroom. Others are not adopters of innovation or aware of what to do in the classroom to boost student creativity. Thus, I see it’s important to train the...
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07/10/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Professional Development
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There are different kinds of tests in schools but there are eight main types vs. the other eight ones. Recognize them and the main differences among them and utilize this information so that you can create the right test in the right situation. 1- Objective Test vs. Subjective...
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27/09/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Testing and Assessment
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Guest Post by Rhonda Martinez If you have faced the ordeal of dealing with a persuasive essay, you know better than anyone that it will require quite an effort. A persuasive essay is a typical academic assignment; every college student will have to deal with at some point....
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23/09/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
Guest Posts
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Learning Styles VS. Learning Strategies Broadly speaking, learning styles can be defined as general approaches to language learning, while learning strategies are specific ways learners choose to cope with language tasks in particular contexts. Learning strategies are the ways in which students learn, remember information, and study for...
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31/07/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
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