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Best ways to introduce New Vocabulary.

“Without grammar little can be conveyed, without vocabulary nothing can be conveyed”.    Hi everyone, today’s topic is vocabulary. Vocabulary is one of the most important skills in teaching and learning a foreign language. Students usually find it difficult to speak English fluently, they need words in order to express themselves. They consider speaking and writing activities boring because they use the same words and expressions every time and some missing words interrupt their conversations. And the reason for this is the lack of vocabulary. So the point is, the more words students learn, the easier they memorize them.  Teacher has an important role in helping the students to improve their vocabulary. But what can we do as teachers to help our students improve their vocabulary and make use of new words? What activities can we use? Well, nowadays there is more freedom in choosing what methods to use during English classes. There are a lot of strategies that will help...

Teaching through technology.

Hello everyone!   Welcome back to my blog!  Free-topic week.  I chose to talk about the use of technology in the process of teaching. Considering the situation in which we are, technology has become an inseparable part of our day. We have been using technology in learning process for more than a month now and despite its difficulties , its the only way we can stay in touch with our professors and lectures as well. But why technology is so important nowadays in the teaching process? How can we make proper use of technology in the classroom?   Finding creative ways to use technology in classroom can make your life easier as e teacher and boost student interacting levels and engagement with lectures too. There is no limit to the ways we can use technology in the classroom, from organizing curriculum calendars , to enhancing presentations and lessons with visuals or media and many other ways that help to improve communication among students and teachers. When in...

DDD-E Model and Constructivism

Hi everyone!  This week i have another interesting topic for you. Constructivism and DDD-E model.   DDD-E model - each letter stands for a specific definition. Decide - Design - Develop - Evaluate  The Decide stage focuses on the determination of program objectives and materials through analysis of PBL development needs. Design stage shows the design structure of the program. And the Development stage includes production and media programming. While in the Evaluate stage see the whole process that occurs in the development of multimedia proved by the validator.  Educators should assess students’ works after each step of the Design phase to make sure they are meeting the requirements of the lesson. For example, before students are allowed to progress to the flowchart and storyboard stage, teachers should review students’ content outlines to confirm they are meeting the lesson’s objectives. Teachers also review students’ flowcharts and storyboards prior to ...

Multimedia, Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences and Cooperative Learning

Back on blog...again!  😊 Wishing you are all well and safe, the topic for today is about Multimedia, Gardner’s Theory of Multiple    Intelligences and Cooperative Learning. As we all may know, intelligence is defined as our intellectual potential, something we are born with. Something we increase or improve over time. The theory of multiple intelligences transforms the way schools work. It helps or at least suggests that all teachers be able and prepared to present a lesson in different ways. For example, the teacher    may use objects, music, role play, multimedia, and many other ways that can make the lesson more interesting and entertaining.  The theory of Multiple Intelligences has grabbed the attention of many educators , and hundreds of schools are beginning to use this philosophy to improve and redesign the way it educates    students. But the problem is that some teacher keep using traditional ways of teaching, presenting the lectu...