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- How do you deal with learners who are not familiar with learning online and using the platform?
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To be honest, this platform is super user-friendly and it's really easy to keep up with all the information. The amazing thing is that students can select their preferred language and quickly find all the information they need.
- What is your favorite ways to learn/teach a language or is there a teaching method you prefer?
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Listening to lots of content, preferably at the comprehensible input level - meaning the listener understands 90%-95% of the material. This is how we learn our mother tongue when we're children - we first listen, then we listen and then listen even more. Only then do we slowly start to talk. As adults, we can obviously facilitate the process by applying other teaching/learning methods, but listening remains the baseline learning/teaching tool nevertheless.
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Start test- Dear students, do you find it gripping to read books in English? Share your favs below:)
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The Lord of the Rings trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien is a classic and a great choice:)
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Simply put, MAY is used for present tense and MIGHT for past perfect tense. MAY expresses a high possibility of something happening, while MIGHT hints that it might not happen.
- Which section is more helpful for speaking : reading,listening or writing?
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I strongly believe that having a well-rounded language learning strategy is essential, which includes reading, writing, listening, and speaking. However, if I had to choose only one area to work on for better speaking skills, I would definitely prioritize practicing listening.
- Dear students, did you start learning English this summer?
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Learning never stops, no matter the season:)
- What is your biggest challenge when it comes to learning English?
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My biggest challenge is often motivating my students to engage with the material and take an active role in their learning. To overcome this, I try to make lessons relevant and interesting by incorporating real-life scenarios. I also provide regular feedback and encouragement, which helps build their confidence and motivation.
- Does anyone use 4/3/2 strategy to improve their fluency?
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Natan ELT professional , a teacher, a teacher trainer and a translator and a linguist enthusiastnot mentioned in any high profile , standardized ELT glossary of terms , be it methods, approaches or styles. I took a quick look and it does sound a bit bogus , to say the least. oh well , some wretched souls did try the ridiculous Suggestopedia way back.....
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Remember, practice is key! Focus on improving your grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and listening skills regularly. Don't be afraid to make mistakes – it's all part of the learning process. Good luck!