Esa class tec lulu unit 4
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The document outlines elements for successful language learning. It discusses engaging both students' minds and hearts to facilitate better learning. Engagement is vital as it leads to greater student involvement in study and practice stages. Some engagement techniques mentioned include games, music, discussions and pictures. The study stage focuses on analyzing and practicing language, and can range from individual sounds to analyzing longer texts. Study is followed by activation, where students communicate using the language through activities like role plays and personalization exercises.
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