Teachers usually evaluate their students with homework as it indicates the effect of their effort in class, but some students get stressed when it’s time to do homework. Diagnose the problem: Examine why your students can’t do their homework. Do they just ignore it for no reason or...
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30/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
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Having an EFL Interview Soon?! As an EFL teacher, you may have an interview on your schedule soon, either for a promotion or for getting a new job in your career. So, you should take the time to prepare yourself in advance by practising interview questions and answers....
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28/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
ELTT Questions & Answers
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I can handle new words in a reading exercise in one of the following three ways: 1. Get the new keywords out of the reading text and present their meanings in the pre-reading stage. 2. Let the students read the text and underline or highlight the new words...
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28/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
ELTT Questions & Answers
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There are two main approaches to teaching and practising writing inside the classroom; process and product writing. In teaching writing, we focus either on the product of the writing activity or on the writing process itself. When concentrating on the product we are only interested in the aim...
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27/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Writing
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We use games because: When the element of competition is introduced, tension is lowered by the urge to win. In a game scenario, teachers can motivate students to use English because they are given a compelling reason to do so. To further their desire to use English. We...
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25/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
ELTT Questions & Answers
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There’s a difference when learning & teaching English as a second language (ESL), and learning & teaching English as a foreign language (EFL). Learning ESL versus learning EFL: In learning ESL, the learner is learning English within an English environment. In this case, English is spoken outside the...
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23/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Lanaguage Teaching Approaches, Uncategorized
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What is a lesson plan? A lesson plan is a framework for a lesson. If you imagine a lesson is like a journey, then the lesson plan is the map. It shows you where you start, where you finish and the route to take to get there. Essentially...
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19/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Lesson Planning
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Reading aloud is an important component of the primary level English lesson. The teacher usually reads aloud stories or conversations while the students listen or follow in their books. When you read aloud to your students, you help them to find pleasure and enjoyment in the new language,...
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14/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Teach Reading
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There are many EFL teachers around the world but not many of them are effective. Effective EFL teachers are defined as those who have a clear impact on their students. Effective EFL teachers do not only make their students love and learn English easily and quickly but their...
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12/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Professional Development, Uncategorized
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As a teacher of EFL, your board is a memory tool for things you want your students to remember. It is also a helpful tool to keep you on track with the lesson. What should your board look like? In what way can you organize it? How can...
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07/10/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
Classroom Management, Uncategorized
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