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Old 14-Nov-2007, 18:42
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Hello, I wanna change my way to teach english, sometimes I feel that my students arenīt interested in learning because of the way Iīm teaching...Is there any suggestion to become my classes dynamic?

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Hello, I wanna change my way to teach english, sometimes I feel that my students arenīt interested in learning because of the way Iīm teaching...Is there any suggestion to become my classes dynamic?

Thanks anyway.
It depends on the level of your students. Anyway, you can use fun word games : crosswords, word association, add a letter, guess the word or the letter, etc.

Word Games - Teaching English - Some simple games for teaching English

Games for English language learning and teaching

Games for English language learning and teaching

BBC | British Council teaching English - Talk - Questions and answers


What teaching methods and activities suit different learning styles?

* The Four Modalities

Visual
Use many visuals in the classroom. For example, wall displays posters, realia, flash cards, graphic organizers etc.

Auditory
Use audio tapes and videos, storytelling, songs, jazz chants, memorization and drills
Allow learners to work in pairs and small groups regularly.

Kinesthetic
Use physical activities, competitions, board games, role plays etc.
Intersperse activities which require students to sit quietly with activities that allow them to move around and be active

Tactile
Use board and card games, demonstrations, projects, role plays etc.
Use while-listening and reading activities. For example, ask students to fill in a table while listening to a talk, or to label a diagram while reading

* Field-independent vs. field-dependent

Field-independent
Let students work on some activities on their own

Field-dependent
Let students work on some activities in pairs and small groups

BBC | British Council teaching English - Methodology - Learning styles

Try searching on google. You`ll find lots of useful activities!
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Woooow...Thanks a lot!!!
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You are most welcome! Try some word games during your classes, especially when you feel that your students are tired of listening , writing, doing grammar exercises or when they are bored. Or, try some songs.
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