As you know, there are many tongue twisters. Not only are they a great way to improve pronunciation skills, but also fun and entertaining. The problem with tongue twisters is that they are long and confusing as they include close and similar sounds, so basically you can’t use them with kids or true beginners. What […]
Research on the use of games in the classroom Now more than ever, there is a plethora of research that support the statement that says: “students learn when the affective filter is low”. This means that students learn better when teaching is more exciting and comforting. Much of academic and action research contradicts with rote
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For all teachers, summer break is a time to have more fun and recharge. It’s time to hit the beach or the pool to relax. For some teachers, the summer break is a time to reflect on the things that went right and the things that went wrong during the academic year. It’s time to
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“Find a lie”, usually known as “two truths and a lie” is a classic classroom activity. Every student knows it. It is really one of the activities that can turn your class into a positive environment. I have tried it several times and it really works. You just tell your students to take a piece