CREATIVE TEACHING METHODS IN THE CLASSROOM

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some common idioms in English ,Teaching methods delivered in the public system are teacheroriented. Class discussions are uncommon, and students are expected to be studious and passively attentive in the classroom. This method is a manifestation of Confucian culture.

issues and the possibilities of technology - all of itmakes life in the Western world at once more excitingand scary.This is a fundamental reason behind the modern ethicthat suggests that pupils today must learn how to learn.If they do so, the theory suggests that[r]

11INTRODUCTION1. Rationale for the studyThe Resolution No. 29 - NQ/TW of the 8 th Plenum of the 11thParty Central Committee issued requirements for radical andcomprehensive innovation of education and training to meet thedemands of industrialization and modernization in <[r]

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Assessment in education is a complicated and challenging issue because it is holisticand multi-faceted. Thus, in order to assess a student, a class, a cohort accurately, thefirst step is to build a procedure, choose a method and to collect necessary data. Thisprocedure may involve 4 st[r]

in a convenient and comfortable reading environment.With respect to characteristics of extensive reading, Day &amp; Bamford (1998, p.8)clarified its features as following. First of all, a great amount of reading materials areselected based on a wide range of topics, within readers' lingui[r]

Helen Coltrinari has been a teacher in both immersion and core French programs in Canada
and in Europe.
In her diverse career, she has been a secondary school Department Head, an Executive
Producer with TVOntario, an onair host of several television series, a writer of teacher guides
and classr[r]

Week: Date of teaching: , , 2014
UNIT 5: Action boy can run
Lesson 1: Words (1,2)
I. Objectives:
Describing what someone can do
II. Teaching methods:
Communicative approach.
Techniques[r]

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Experiential learning and teaching methods in ESL classroom.Relationship between experience and learning?Confucius: “I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand.”“Experience is the best teacher.”“The school of life.”Do all experiences le[r]

9Our original book The Creative Teaching &amp; Learning Toolkitt began us on a journey. Neitherof us could know that our research would come to demystify creativity while still maintainingits magic. The original book has benefited from the input of a wide range[r]

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task as determined in a particular sociocultural context (Plucker, Beghetto,&amp; Dow, 2004; Sternberg, Kaufman, &amp; Pretz, 2002). In other words, basicnovelty is not enough. Moreover, creative achievement is domain specific,requires deep knowledge of subject matter, a[r]

The Teacher is an educational magazine for English teachers, students, as well as anyone interested in the culture of Englishspeaking countries. The magazine publishes articles on English methodology, both theory and practice that can be utilized in the classroom. Additionally, it reviews books and[r]

... Woon, for the various teaching paraphernalia The Ministry of Education, for their kind sponsorship of my pursuit of higher learning My family and Iman Nabila, for everything ! Thank you for believing... means for a paradigm shift 97 Example 22: Directness as a means for a paradigm shift (2) 99 E[r]

Communicative Language Teaching English Language Classroom
Abstract
When Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) was first developed in the 1970s, it was widely seen as the definitive response to the shortcomings of previous approaches and the communication needs of a globalized world. As such, it was[r]

The study was aimed at investigating the motivation in writing lessons of 10th grade students at Son Tay High School to find out:
(1) types of motivation possessed by 10th grade students at Son Tay High School.
(2) factors affecting 10th grade students in writing lessons.
(3) Motivational strateg[r]