Teachers should correct students' mistakes to help them learn, but do so tactfully. They should identify errors without embarrassing students and praise successful attempts. Not every mistake needs addressing, and peers can assist. Instant or intrusive corrections are not effective; it's best to handle issues privately and avoid mentioning who erred. The goal is to help students speak properly without humiliation so they can avoid problems later.

1. Correcting Students

2. KEEP IN MIND
• Speaking activity: Instant and instrusive
correction.
• Be careful when correcting
• Use Peers (fellow students can help)
• Identify mistake and handle it in the most
tactful way
• Praise student’s success.

3. DONT’S
• DO NOT correct everything (maybe that
certain student just did not study the lesson)
• DO NOT mention the student who made the
mistake.

4. What should we do?
• "Yes, we should always correct our students.
We owe that to them. They have the right to
know if what they are saying is correct." I
believe that by correcting them, we will help
them to avoid embarrassment and even
humiliation later on. So it is well worth it.”

5. Video
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znswuO4
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