Criteria For A Good Pre School English Class

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    1. criteria for a good pre-school English class Written by: Alex Case
    2. Use of movement
      • Using movement not only matches how children learn best but also it makes the meaning of what you are teaching clear
    3. Use of music
      • Classroom interactions
      • Classroom management
    4. Use of visuals and realia
      • Flashcards
      • Real Objects
    5. Story books
      • It has the plot, surprise ending, repetitive sentence structure and makes the language more memorable
    6. Varied energy levels
      • Songs and movement:
      • keep the children’s attention and speed up the language learning
      • Sit down / quiet activities:
      • help the students calm down
    7. Flexibility
      • The students’ respond to the lesson (bad or good mood)
      • The optional activities in lesson plan (plan A and plan B)
    8. Some one to one interactions
      • The teacher motivate the students in the teaching-learning activities
    9. Many short activities
      • It needs approximately 20 activities
    10. Lots of revision and expansion
      • Small kids learn quickly, but they also forget just as quickly:
      • * revise the same language over and over
      • * expand the amount of language
    11. Designed for your particular students and class
      • If you have lots of classes of the same ages, it can be difficult to remember which classes are progressing most quickly
    12. Language for passive and active use
      • Children learn well not only from doing but also learn language that is around them without any apparent effort
    13. Personalized
      • This is a subset of real communication that is particularly tricky to get into most pre-school classes due to having limited language levels
    14. Match parent expectations
      • Have fun
      • Learn to mix with others
    15. Discipline and involvement
      • It means something very different in classes where running around and shouting and not being forced to speak until you feel ready are part of the teaching philosophy
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