What's the best way to teach English?
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Well, that depends on a lot of factors, like the age and level of the student, the type of environment they're learning in, and what their goals are for learning English. But some general tips for teaching English would be to focus on communication and making the lessons relevant to the student's life, to make the lessons interactive and engaging, and to provide opportunities for the student to practice and get feedback.
The best way for teaching English is to encourage students to speak English. The more they speak the language, the better they can memorize vocabulary and grammar rules
In my opinion a professional teacher should attend a lot of workshops, seminars, and webinars to acquire the necessary skills in teaching.
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First you need to understand the student profile i.e. their strengths and difficulties, what type of learner they are etc. Then you decide collaboratively on goals. After this, you typically create engaging lessons which incorporate listening, speaking and grammar tasks. New learning requires lots of practice of the new concept. This should be done in a range of contexts and revisited regularly in the following sessions.
- Mira⛔IELTS,TOFEL,English for business,General English,English for kids,Speaking,Preparing for exams⛔
It differes person to person and their goals from learning English.
With patience and understanding and a little bit of humor too.
Other student questions
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Hi My first advice is watching TV series and listening podcasts. In addition buying favourite books in English Best regards
- 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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Greetings and weather it is better
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"The dark side of the light chasers" By Debbie Ford. Simple and easy to understand for an intermediate-level student. (Self-growth)
