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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Teaching
To teach weak students
hi there,
i would really appreciate if someone could share with me some ideas or suggestions on how to teach very weak students. these students (33 students) are not native speakers and they do have some discipline issues / problems. i have tried 'words/ phrase rearranging' - exercise, "fill in the blank" , matching exercises, note expansion. But the end result is still "negative". They tend to forget the vocabs' ; their meanings ...... i would really appreciate it and if you would like to mail it to me personally; my email add is (Email removed)
i would really appreciate if someone could share with me some ideas or suggestions on how to teach very weak students. these students (33 students) are not native speakers and they do have some discipline issues / problems. i have tried 'words/ phrase rearranging' - exercise, "fill in the blank" , matching exercises, note expansion. But the end result is still "negative". They tend to forget the vocabs' ; their meanings ...... i would really appreciate it and if you would like to mail it to me personally; my email add is (Email removed)
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Motivation is the key, not technique. You have to find out what will make these kids want to learn, what piques their interest. Sports?
- Motivation is the key, not technique.
- You have to find out what will make these kids want to learn, what piques their interest.
- Sports?
- Music?
- Games and competition with classmates?
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Motivation is the key, not technique. You have to find out what will make these kids want to learn, what piques their interest. Sports? Music? Games and competition with classmates?
Of course, it depends on the age group, and if their parents are involved in their progress.
Best of luck!
Of course, it depends on the age group, and if their parents are involved in their progress.
Best of luck!
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i think the use of visual aids is fruitful in this case .also the use of simple videos,very short listening tasks ,easy tasks to be done by them ,short movies and get them to coment on
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If you're saying that they have some discipline issues, I believe you're talking about a group of young learners or teenagers. If that's the case you should spend as much time on introducing discipline into the classroom. There are lots of books on that and it is REALLY REALLY difficult to achieve (not that I want to discorage you).
You have to learn some tricks, e.g.:
- if they are too l
You have to learn some tricks, e.g.:
- if they are too l
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