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What are the popular Ice breaking conversations among the teachers?

Arooj Junaid

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Mark Manos

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Teachers can talk about nearly anything to break the ice with their students. Popular ice breaking conversations about who they are, where they come from, what happened over the weekend, what their plans are for the weekend, or what they know about a topic.

Portia Thandeka Gxothiwe
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Hans christian Burcer
Conversation and grammar tutor
Somtimes ask about something random or something silly but if you're in a group conversation trybto choosd more than one topics and then try to combine them together so every person in the group could participate, this is a fun way to practise your brain with coming up with new ideas and yet letting other people relate to the topics your discussing
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Abigail Leonard
3 years experience, and I have a 150 hour TEFL/TESOL qualification.
Daily conversation! And who they are, where they are from, and what makes them happy.
Andiswa
Certified English Tutor with a TEFL certificate.
If you had to teach what would you teach?
Tumi
Certified ESL teacher with a 120-hour TEFL certificate
The most popular conversations among teachers would be about where I come from, topics of the week for students and plans for the weekend.
Nas
Certified International ESL Tutor with 5 years of experience
Ummm, it is difinetely about daily conversation. Their daily routine.
Robert Pickacard
Robert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional Magician
An ice breaker is usually a joke or doing something funny. eg: Hello Linda, how are you tomorrow?
Teacher Sue
Making a difference in your life to reach personal success through dedicated teaching and guidance.
I always let the student decide, it gives them a chance to "show off" some skills and go with that.
Quentin Coish
Certified ESL Teacher
I love talking about sports that you love and can appreciate.
Anthony Peter Azzopardi
Certified TEFL teacher LTTC London.
Believe it or not it's not so verbally dependent but if you are cool, relaxed, taking it easy and casual, it will relieve alot of the stress from the student, showing that we are all just people interacting and not in a court room, teachers are just sharing a knowledge with there fellow students!

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