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- How do you address pronunciation challenges faced by students from different linguistic backgrounds?
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●Help them say words correctly if they mispronounce them, but do it matter-of-factly, not scolding. ●Have them point to words and say them out loud. ●Have them sound out the letters in words. ●Help them break larger words into smaller sounds, such as “c-a-t.”
- What are the effects of L1 on the language learning? Is it always positive?
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Haris bin AsgharI am a certified ESL and Urdu teacher.
The first language (L1) plays a crucial role in language learning, transferring skills and knowledge, contributing to cognitive development, cultural awareness, increased motivation, and meta linguistic awareness. However, L1 interference can lead to errors in pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, code-switching can hinder fluency, limited vocabulary development may limit the acquisition of new words and expressions, cultural misunderstandings may occur due to reliance on first language cultural references, and resistance to change may impede progress in the second language. To ensure effective language learning, teachers must balance the positive aspects of L1 with potential challenges, using strategies that acknowledge the role of L1 without hindering the development of proficiency in the second language.
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- what are some common mistakes to avoid when learning English?
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1) Present and Past Tense. ... 2) How To Avoid the Overuse of Adverbs. ... 3) Your/You're. ... 4) Misplacing Apostrophes. ... 5) There / Their /They're. ... 6) Confusing similar spellings and words. ... 7) Using incomplete comparisons. ... 8) Getting adjectives and adverbs confused.
- Does teacher centered Approach more effective during teaching?
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I prefer to use a student centered approach when conducting lessons. The main person who needs to understand and learn is the student. To consider all your students interests and the way that they learn. You will be able to teach the student more effectively than using a teach centered approach. Use a approach that favors your student. 😊
- Parts of speech is divided into...... Parts. Complete the gap.
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The parts of speech are commonly divided into open classes (nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs) and closed classes (pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, articles/determiners, and interjections).
- Classroom rules
How does any teacher decide what the rules in a class should be, what are the basics?
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●Follow directions quickly. ●Listen for directions. ●Ask for permission in order to leave your seat. ●Respect your teacher, respect others, and respect our school. ●Always, always, always do your best.
- Punctuation Marks - What are these symbols
What is the function of punctuation marks and why is it important to use them in sentence structure, writing, speaking and reading?
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They are: the period, question mark, exclamation point, comma, colon, semicolon, dash, hyphen, brackets, braces, parentheses, apostrophe, quotation mark, and ellipsis. If you want to make your writing easier to read and generally look more professional, you should know what each one is and how to use them.
- How can effective business English and engaging conversations elevate your career to new heights?
Mastering business English helps you communicate clearly and precisely in the professional world. Engaging conversations build strong relationships and highlight your interpersonal skills, leaving a lasting impression. When you excel in these areas, you navigate the corporate landscape confidently, making a compelling case for career advancement. Elevate your career by sharpening these essential language skills today!
