Guest Post By Emily Heaslip Originally appeared on Vervoe.com. Soft skills are in-demand in nearly every company and every industry. A Wall Street Journal survey of 900 executives found that 92% said soft skills were equally important or more important than technical skills. But 89% of those surveyed said...
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13/04/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Guest Posts
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Most students who are studying English have to take an exam at the end of their course, others are planning to take a public examination in order to get a certificate which demonstrates their level of English. Whenever there is an exam, the teacher should consider doing the following things...
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11/04/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Testing and Assessment
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Before providing you with some important guidelines for writing good EFL test items, I want to assure you that you know the following terms used in testing. Test Blueprint (or Test Specifications) It identifies the objectives and skills that you test and the relative weight on the test...
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07/04/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Testing and Assessment
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03/04/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
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Guest Post By Omer Molad We often hear terms like pre-employment assessment, skill testing and even interviewing used interchangeably. While they may have similar high-level goals, such as identifying a suitable candidate, they are fundamentally different methods of achieving those goals. It’s important to know the difference because each...
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02/04/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
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Writing is a productive skill that enables students to express their feelings, thoughts, and knowledge. Students can improve their writing skills by practicing and repetition. their writing product should be monitored from the beginning of writing to the production of the final copy. Here are the four essential...
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31/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Writing
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We need to have some grammatical knowledge to be able to speak a language to some degree of proficiency and to be able to say what we really want to say. Without grammar, words hang together without any real meaning or sense. By teaching grammar, we enable students...
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28/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Grammar
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As a teacher, you always use questions in the classroom. There are lots of reasons for using them. You could use questions to: engage your students, check for understanding and comprehension, seek opinions, encourage creative and critical thinking, review information, help students see other ways of thinking. The techniques...
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26/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Testing and Assessment
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As a teacher, you’ll have to correct your students when they make errors and mistakes. Correction is really important and can’t be ignored. A teacher who fails to do so may be thought of as unprofessional or lazy. Error correction is a matter of balance. Students need help...
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24/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Correcting Mistakes
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There is a variety of techniques for presenting new grammar items. Below is an overview of nine of those most commonly used. Note that no one technique will necessarily prove better than another, so the general rule when it comes to presenting grammatical rules is to combine a...
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21/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Grammar
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