The document provides strategies for teaching English, including using pair work in small groups, focusing on interesting topics that engage students, and accounting for different learning styles. Teachers should consider each student's learning style and use a variety of materials like pictures and flashcards. They should also base activities on real-world situations relevant to students. Overall, the strategies emphasize keeping students engaged through small group work, relatable topics, and accounting for individual learning preferences.

1. STRATEGIES TO
TEACH ENGLISH

2. PAIR WORK
O One of the most successful
strategies to teach English
is to keep students working
on groups. But be careful it
should not be a big group.

3. INTERESTING TOPICS
O Try that most of the
things you are going to
teach are related with the
students’ interest. Topics
that hook the learners
could provide a better
opportunities for then to
learn.

4. Learning styles
O One of the most
important things to
take into account is
that each student has
its own way of
learning, so you have
to find the way to
involve all of them in
the process

5. THE MATERIAL
O Use materials that
caught the
attention of the
learner’s such as:
flash cards,
pictures, and so
on…

6. REAL SITUATIONS
O A powerful tool you can
use to keep students
engage with the activities
is to teach them through
activities that are based
on real situations or
things that could happen
in their real context.

7. DIFFERENT LEARNING
STYLES
O One of the most
important things to bear
in mind is that each
student has its own way
to learn, so you should
try to include most of
them to make the
learning process for your
student easier.