<b> Forum for discussing activities and games that work well in the classroom </b>
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dearjiajiacheng
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by dearjiajiacheng » Wed Jun 11, 2003 3:12 pm
Hi! I'm a teacher of esl. Recently I took a in-service training, now I'm looking for some materals for my paper which is titled "How to let your students talk in your class". I hope we can have a discussion or I wonder could you give me some ideas about that from your experience of teaching or learning. Thank you in advance!

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Glenski
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by Glenski » Sat Jun 14, 2003 6:01 am
Pair work?
Interesting topics?
Biting your own tongue and allowing the cultural pause to pass before students finally speak?
Calling on students individually instead of expecting them to volunteer?
A lot of this is culture-dependent, and a lot depends on the level of students' English ability.