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- How effective do you think discussing hot topics is in helping shy students to open up and speak?
For example, when doing Human Resource Management English, my students and I often discuss such topics as discrimination in the recruitment/selection processes. For instance, the age, ethnicity, gender, etc., of the applicant playing inappropriate roles in the decision of whether to call for an interview or hire that person. My experience has been that even the least active students are eager to express an opinion.
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This will allow them to speak freely about topics they understand.
- Hello. I'm new here. I wanted to know how to go about teaching my very first lesson.
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Discover student's interests; since many lessons are conversational, knowing this is a good first step.
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I always remind my learners that it is OKAY to make MISTAKES because as you learn you GROW and improve in English speaking.
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- IELTS Exams: A question for students. Has anyone recently sat for this exam?
Please share your views on the materials provided and what level of English in your opinion should a student be to score above 7.
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Students can only ask questions in this forum. They not tutors can answer.
- Pronunciation - what is the best way to teach pronunciation?
Should teachers focus on the various stress points or feel the throat for the sounding Please share your tips and tricks
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It’s all about regular listening practice. They need to listen to correct pronunciation regularly and then they parrot it.
- what is the best way to learn a language?
Learning a language can be a personal journey, but here are some effective strategies: 1. Immerse Yourself: Surround yourself with the language as much as possible. Watch movies, TV shows, and listen to music in that language. Use language-learning apps and set your devices to the target language. 2. Practice Speaking: Find language exchange partners or join conversation groups to practice speaking. Even if you make mistakes, practicing with native speakers helps improve your fluency and pronunciation. 3. Use Online Resources: Utilize language-learning platforms, websites, and apps that provide interactive lessons, vocabulary exercises, and grammar explanations. Some popular platforms include Duolingo, Babbel, and Rosetta Stone. 4. Read and Listen: Read books, newspapers, and articles in the language you're learning. Start with easier texts and gradually move on to more complex ones. Listen to podcasts, watch news broadcasts, and listen to audiobooks to train your comprehension ski
- How much does it cost to get a haircut in your country?
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Depending on location, prices have potential clients. Usually from N$50 to N$120
- If you are living abroad, what is the food that you miss most from home?
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ROAST BEEF! PASTA'S
- What is the strangest thing you have ever eaten?
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Hi Fried brain Best Regards
