This is the "Old Faithful" of lesson planning. It provides a clear structure for both you and the learner:
The "fluency" stage. Students use the language freely in a role-play, debate, or creative writing task. 3. Context is Everything How to Teach English
Take notes during their speaking activities and do a "Correction Gallery" on the whiteboard at the end of class. This keeps their confidence high while they are actually speaking. This is the "Old Faithful" of lesson planning
Teaching how to follow a recipe to make a favorite meal. Language sticks when it's useful. 4. Level Your Language (Grading) Teaching how to follow a recipe to make a favorite meal
Modern ESL teaching benefits from tools that make learning feel like play: Use Kahoot! or Quizlet for vocabulary drills.
Use YouTube clips or lyricsstraining.com to show how English is actually spoken in the real world, not just in textbooks. The Golden Rule: Keep it Fun