Howtobeaneffectiveeflteacher
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The document provides tips for being an effective English as a foreign language (EFL) teacher. Some key tips include establishing rules and procedures from day one, focusing on verb and grammar vocabulary, getting to know students' cultures, using a variety of activities from whole class to group work, motivating students through games and competitions, being overly prepared with backup lesson plans, focusing on communication over just content, engaging and activating students through repetition and reflection, and personalizing lessons to individual students. The document emphasizes preparing well while also being flexible, focusing on communication, and engaging and motivating students.
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