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1534866018_72217.docx when and how to correct errors content introduction chapter i teaching english as a foreign languages 1.1 students unclear what to do, or do the wrong thing 1.2 strong student dominance chapter ii chapter ii the goal of teaching 2.1 common classroom problems 2.2 students are unprepared. conclusion used literature introduction simply putting students in pairs or groups is not sufficient for improving comprehension. the type of discussion is very important, and there must be structures in place to stimulate discussion. simple structures, such as numbered heads and think‐pair‐share, enhance student participation and accountability and are easily incorporated into the sequence of instruction. there are many other ideas for structures teachers can use to keep students engaged and motivated. actuality of the work: students consider the ideas of their peers and share their own idea off of it (develop or expand the idea). students summarize the information shared by …

ir papers to the right and add their own opinion, supporting it with their rationale, in the final box. students are asked to give the papers back to their original owners. volunteers are called upon to share with the class some of the arguments for and against on their carousel forms. see point of view team carousel below. subject of the work: successfully involving students in text discussion requires a classroom environment that is supportive and encouraging. teachers must set guidelines for student behavior regarding differing viewpoints, active listening, and refraining from making negative comments. task of the work: efferent discussions require an efferent stance which involves the process and goal of extracting information from text. as the manager of an efferent discussion, it is important that the classroom teacher refrain from competing with text as the source of information during the discussion. teachers need to remember that the discussion …

ed clarification for the benefit of the listeners • posing a question to the entire group to grapple with an issue that the group may not have yet considered during the course of their discussion • pointing out some specific information from texts that are open to various interpretations, followed by a question such as, “what do you think the author was thinking when he/she wrote this?” discussion protocols are helpful guidelines for students and teachers to use in the process of conducting discussions. teachers need to keep in mind the following when determining guidelines for efferent discussions: • the expectation of the text • the nature of the discussion • the type of interactivity required of the participants the teacher should use the efferent discussion protocol to set expectations for students and use them to redirect conversation that strays from the guidelines. they may also be used to develop …

ntal problem. instead, focus on giving positive encouragement. this will help to make students more comfortable and more willing to answer (even if incorrectly). 2. persistent use of first-language when teaching english as a foreign language, this is possibly the most common problem. as an esl teacher, it's important to encourage students to use english, and only english. however, if students begin conversing in their first language, move closer. ask them direct questions like "do you have a question?" another idea is to establish a set of class rules and develop a penalty system for when they use their first language. for example: if someone is caught using their first-language three times, have them recite a poem in front of the class (in english). remember, for the 1-2 hours they are in english class, it must be english only. 3. student is defiant, rowdy, or distracting of others. this will …

is to separate them from one another. if the tension persists, switching a student to another classroom may be your only option. 1.1 students unclear what to do, or do the wrong thing. this happens far too often when teaching english as a foreign language. the fact is, it's often the fault of the teacher. if your instructions to an assignment yield looks of confusion and soft whispers among students, don't worry: there is a solution. in order to avoid this problem, it's important to make sure your instruction are clear. use gestures, mime, and short concise sentences. speak clear and strong. most importantly, use models and examples of the activity. you can use pictures, miming, gestures etc. to model the entire activity exactly how you want the students to do it. students are bored, inattentive, or unmotivated. many times, it is the teacher's fault that class is boring. fortunately, …

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1534866018_72217.docx when and how to correct errors content introduction chapter i teaching english as a foreign languages 1.1 students unclear what to do, or do the wrong thing 1.2 strong student dominance chapter ii chapter ii the goal of teaching 2.1 common classroom problems 2.2 students are unprepared. conclusion used literature introduction simply putting students in pairs or groups is not sufficient for improving comprehension. the type of discussion is very important, and there must be structures in place to stimulate discussion. simple structures, such as numbered heads and think‐pair‐share, enhance student participation and accountability and are easily incorporated into the sequence of instruction. there are many other ideas for structures teachers can use to keep students enga...

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