Teaching Strategies, Games and Visual Aids
Here’s an ESL dialogue lesson about checking in at the airport counter for Grade 12 students:
Lesson Objective: By the end of this lesson, students will be able to successfully check in at an airport counter and communicate effectively with the airport staff.
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Nowadays, students prefer using their tablets/ iPads or mobile phones in the classroom to writing in their notebooks. Let’s look closely at which one is better to use.
Continue reading “Tablet or notebook, which one is better to be used by students in the classroom?”
Food is a great topic to start a conversation with friends. In this lesson, students will get to know some food and answer the questions about telling one’s favorite food. Continue reading “What’s your favorite food?”
With the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people lost their jobs. Many businesses went bankrupt and closed their operations. However, it also paved the way for other traditional and non-traditional industries to rise. For the younger ones like you, students, the future will be great if you start early. Continue reading “How to create your own business concept?”
Being new at the university is exciting. You get to meet new friends. Being able to communicate with other students is vital especially if you are in a foreign country. It is important that you learn basic conversation topics that you can talk about so you can initiate a conversation and make it smoothly flow.
Here is a practice conversation for you to work on. Find a partner then act out the talk. Continue reading “Meeting Someone at the University”
Manny: Do you celebrate Christmas? ( celebrate = ฉลอง )
Terry: Yes, I do.
Manny: Why do you celebrate Christmas?
Terry: Because it’s fun. I can get lots of gifts from my friends. What about you? Do you like Christmas?
Manny: No, I don’t.
Terry: Why don’t you like Christmas?
Manny: Because I’m not a Christian. I’m a Buddhist.
Terry: Oh, I see.
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A resume is a document created and used by a person to present their background, skills, and accomplishments. Résumés can be used for a variety of reasons, but most often they are used to secure new employment.
A typical résumé contains a “summary” of relevant job experience and education. Continue reading “How to Write a Resume”
Before graduating from secondary school, grade 12 students are usually busy preparing to be able to enter a university of their choice. In Thailand, this is the time that students are busy with university admission requirements. Schools have different requirements but the following are common to many universities: Continue reading “Common University Interview Questions and Sample Answers”
Colleges and universities are the training grounds for our younger generation. It’s where they acquire and develop competencies, and work values essential to community development. Schools must be able to provide the best education to the students for them to be productive contributors to development. Continue reading “Which university do you plan to go to?”
Asking questions is common in our daily conversation. In the classroom, asking questions is a way to communicate and learn from one another. Here is a conversation you can try in order to learn how to ask and answer questions. You can talk to your teacher about it and have a role play in the class. Enjoy kids! Continue reading “Asking Questions”