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14 Essential Pre-Reading Questions for the ESL Classroom

In this post, we’ll explore 14 essential pre-reading questions to ask your students, along with strategies for using them effectively to enhance comprehension.

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How to Teach Listening

Listening for Gist and Detail

Listening for Gist and Detail. Listening is a receptive skill that helps students learn more vocabulary and improve their pronunciation.

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12 Examples of While-Listening Activities

While-Listening activities are activities that are completed by the students when they are listening to a passage.

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40 Debate Topics for the ESL Classroom

A debate is a discussion in which participants articulate, justify, and clarify their positions on an issue or refute statements made by the opposing side.

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PPP Framework in Teaching: Presentation, Practice and Production

The PPP Teaching Framework is a model to describe the typical stages of language teaching lesson. The PPP Teaching framework consist of four main stages.

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Types of Listening in the ESL Classroom

We have a purpose when we write, read, speak and listening is not exception There are five primary purposes of listening in the classroom, learn them here

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13 Examples of Post-Reading Activities

In this post, you will find Examples of Post-Reading Activities such as creative writing, creative discussions, finding related news, and character analysis.

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Types of Cohesive Devices

Cohesive devices, sometimes called linking words, linkers, connectors, discourse markers or transitional words.

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19 Types of Pre-Listening Activities

The pre-listening stage help students to prepare for what they are going to hear, and this gives them a greater chance of success in any given task.

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10 Types of Post-Listening Activities

Post-Listening Activities consist of tasks which main aim is to help students reflect on the listening experience.

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15 Examples of Pre-Reading Activities

Here are 15 pre-reading activities for your classes so you can start your reading lessons with the right foot.

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10 Characteristics of Teacher-Centered Instruction

In this post, you will find anything you need to know about teacher-centered instruction and its characteristics.

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15 Awesome ESL Games and Activities

Whether you’re teaching adults or children, games will liven up your lesson and ensure that your students will leave the classroom wanting more.

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ESL Classroom Activities: Dictogloss

Dictogloss is a language teaching technique used to teach grammatical structures, in which students form small groups and summarize a target-language text.

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5 Great Strategies to Cut Teacher Talking Time

Teacher Talking Time is the amount of time the teacher talks in the classroom, this can be compared with student-talking time. #TeachEnglish

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14 Essential Characteristics of a Good Language Learner

Essential Characteristics of a Good Language Learner · Take responsibility · Be Organized · Be Creative · Create Opportunities · Be Patient

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The 3 Stages of a Listening Lesson 

The three stages are the pre-listening stage, the while-listening stage, and the post-listening stage

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3 Stages for Teaching Reading

In this lesson, you will learn more about the main stages for teaching reading: Pre-Reading, While-Reading and Post-Reading activities

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Cohesion and Coherence: Features of Better Writing

Coherence means the connection of ideas at the idea level, and cohesion means the connection of ideas at the sentence level.

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7 Effective Strategies to Build Writing Fluency

7 Effective Strategies to Build Writing Fluency: Free Writing, Daily Question, Musical Descriptions, Diary Writing, poems

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Top-Down and Bottom-up Processing in the ESL Classroom

Top-Down Processing; Bottom-Up Processing. Both processes can change the way we teach listening and reading. #TeachListening #TeachReading

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50 Jokes and Riddles for the ESL Classroom

Riddles · What month do soldiers hate? · What falls often but never gets hurt? · What are two things people never eat before breakfast?

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6 Fluency Activities for the ESL Classroom

Fluency Activities for the ESL Classroom: Incomplete questions, Ask Me Anything, Picture description, summary recording

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The Stages of the Writing Process

Process writing as a classroom activity incorporates the four basic writing stages: Planning, Drafting, Revising, Editing.

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3 Vocabulary Profilers to Analyze Texts Effectively

Vocabulary Profilers are tools that check if a piece of text contains words from a vocabulary list. Vocab Kitchen, Text Inspector, etc.

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How to Teach Collocations in English

Collocations create problems because sometimes these words don’t have an exact equivalent in our native language in which we can base the translation on.

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The Monitor Hypothesis in Second Language Acquisition

The Monitor Hypothesis is one of five hypotheses developed by Stephen Krashen. For the Monitor to be successfully used, three conditions must be met.

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Full Guide to the Silent Period

The Silent Period hypothesis is a stage in Second Language Acquisition in which the learner is not expected to actively produce any language.

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11 Examples of While-Reading Activities

While-reading activities or During-Reading activities are part of the three main stages that a reading lesson

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34 Great Ways to Teach English with Technology

These are more than 30 Great Ways to Teach English with Technology · Quizlet · Kahoot · Quizziz · ClassMarker · Google Forms

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10 Characteristics of Student-Centered Learning

Student-Centered Learning encompasses methods of teaching that require learners to construct their own knowledge and puts the responsibility on them.

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5 Great Apps to Keep a Vocabulary Notebook

A Vocabulary Notebook is a booklet in which you can register new vocabulary so you can spend some time learning these new words out of the classroom.

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Testing: Reliability, Validity and Practicality

How do you know if a test is effective?. Let’s explore those concepts of reliability, validity, and practicality

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Language Transfer: Positive or Negative?

Language Transfer refers to speakers or writers applying knowledge from one language to another language. Language Transfer could be either positive or negative

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Interlanguage and Fossilization

Interlanguage fossilization is when people learning a second language keep taking rules from their native language and incorrectly applying them to the second .

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The Product Approach to Writing in 4 Steps

Product Writing is an approach to teaching writing that focuses on students’ final production, that is, the text they are asked to produce.

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