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I motivate my students by connecting lessons to what they love and their everyday lives. By including subjects they are passionate about, like their favorite shows, stories, or recent events, I help them understand the relevance of learning English. I genuinely think this approach not only heightens their interest but also inspires them to get involved in discussions and activities:)
- How do you help your students become better readers and listeners ?
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I make vocabulary development a top priority, as it serves as a foundation for both reading and listening skills. I introduce new words in context and inspire students to use them in their own sentences. For reading, I select a mix of literary genres to showcase various styles and themes, and for listening, I share audio resources that connect with their interests. We regularly hold discussions and activities afterward to strengthen their grasp of the material.
- Which phrases do you find useful when making small talk in English?
Describe a specific situation where you will need to make small talk.
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I like to check in with my students about how they’ve been since our last class. This not only gives us a chance to practice small talk but also allows me to tailor the session to their individual experiences. E.g. Before we jump into today’s lesson, how was your weekend?
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- 📚 What book do you recommend to students for improving their English?
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It depends on the level but I always recommend FRIENDS sitcom to improve their speaking and listening
- Why do you want to learn English? If you already speak English, why did you learn it?
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Because learning never ends, the more we learn the more we gain new things.
- Speaking challenges ?
Are there any specific situations that make you feel uncomfortable or nervous when speaking English?
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When you’re hardly getting answers from the answers. When you try your best to make them talk but their responses are a word or two only.
- Do you have any topics where you feel your vocabulary is lacking?
What are some topics in which you feel you could learn more about to help you in the world of English?.
- What do you find most difficult in English Grammar?.
For those learning English Language, what do you find most difficult in grammar? Also what words do you find difficult to pronounce?
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Verb tenses, word order, pronouns. Mischievous is one of the difficult words to pronounce
- What do you wish someone told you when you started learning English?
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To b more focus and to see English as a simple and fun language
- What is a common mistake that you keep on making while learning English?
