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GETTING THE PUPIL'S ATTENTION Establish a routine firmly name the child still talking keep eyes contact Wait for quiet before start talking Design activities which increase sts, talking time. Use gestures, facial expresion, body language. Pair students in pairs to maximise opportunites for st to speak. Become aware of unnecerary T.T.T (teacher talking time).
GETTING THE PUPIL'S ATTENTION Establish a routine firmly name the child still talking keep eyes contact Wait for quiet before start talking Design activities which increase sts, talking time. Use gestures, facial expresion, body language. Pair students in pairs to maximise opportunites for st to speak. Become aware of unnecerary T.T.T (teacher talking time).
GETTING THE PUPIL'S ATTENTION Establish a routine firmly name the child still talking keep eyes contact Wait for quiet before start talking Design activities which increase sts, talking time. Use gestures, facial expresion, body language. Pair students in pairs to maximise opportunites for st to speak. Become aware of unnecerary T.T.T (teacher talking time).
booming voice. You need to be hear by all the students of the room. If you are directing comment to one student make sure to articulate clearly, all the rest of the class need to hear that comment. Should you slow-down rate of delivery? For begginers level class yes, but only sligthly so, and not to the point to the rate of delivery is down right silly. Keep as natural flow to your language as possible. Your voice isnt the only production make available to you. Non-verbal messages are very powerful. when students may not have all the skills, they need to decipher verbal language. BODY LANGUAGE Let your body posture, exhibit an air of confidence.
Your face should reflect optimism, brightness, confidence and warmth.
Use facial and hand getures to enhance meanings of words, and sentences.
Make frecuent eye contact with all the students in the class. Do not bury yourself in your notes and plans.
Do not plant feet firmly in one place, for the whole hour.
Move around the classroom, but not to distraction. Follow the conventional rules of proxemics (distance), and kinesthetics (touching), that apply for the cultures of your studentes.
Dress appropiately, considering the expectations of your students and the culture in which you are teaching.
GETTING THE PUPILS ATTENTION
Establish a routine Firmly name the child still talking Keep eyes contact Wait for quiet before start talking Design activities which keep childres attention INTERACTION According to Scrivener (2005)
Dont stick to the talk. Let your students talk. Put students in pairs to maximise opportunites for sts to speak. Students should be engaged in the lesson. Give them the appropiate explanation Let them experiment, practicing, take risk. Become aware of unnecerary T.T.T (teacher talking time)
INCREASING STS-STS INTERACTION
Create a free anxity atmosphere. Ask questions. Do not explain. Let sts process, think, their answers. Listen and correct to what they say. Design activities which increase sts, talking time. Use gestures, facial expresin, body language. Pairs and small groups maximize sts talking time.