How to Teach English to Beginners: Teaching Vocabulary Tips
Teaching beginners is a lot of fun that every ESL teacher should experience. In this video, we cover how to teach and present vocabulary (lexis) to the beginner level.
Welcome back to my series on teaching English to beginners. This is the second video in the series. If you missed video #1, do check that out here
Part 1: Fundamentals - How to Teach Beginners English: 13 Fu...
Part 3: Planning a lesson - How to Teach English to Beginners: Cr...
Part 4: Teaching grammar Teaching Grammar to Beginners: Tips a...
Teaching vocab to beginners is actually quite easy (and fun) if you know what you are doing. We start the video with some general tips:
1. Decide what language you want to teach and make sure this language gets used throughout the lesson
2. Teach your language in clumps based on parts of speech
3. Color code all of your words
4. Write/board your language for them correctly
5. Find a logical order to teach the vocabulary
6. Remember to elicit everything and stick with visual elicits: props, realia, pictures, drawing, and miming
After that, we cover the actual steps needed to teach vocabulary effectively. You're going to want to elicit your word, board your word, drill your word (8x), and then CCQ your word. At the very end of your presentation, do a rapid-fire check of all of your words before moving on.
The biggest piece of advice is to keep your TTT low - don't speak. You're also going to want to drill a lot, and finally, move slowly through the entire presentation.
For those interested in teaching abroad, check out The Language House TEFL in Prague. We are one of the most popular and established onsite TEFL certification courses in the world. We can make your dreams of moving and teaching abroad a reality.
#teachingbeginners #teachingenglish #teacher
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Timestamp
00:00 Intro/Subscribe
01:55 6 important tips
05:38 teaching demonstration
09:17 final advice
Welcome back to my series on teaching English to beginners. This is the second video in the series. If you missed video #1, do check that out here
Part 1: Fundamentals - How to Teach Beginners English: 13 Fu...
Part 3: Planning a lesson - How to Teach English to Beginners: Cr...
Part 4: Teaching grammar Teaching Grammar to Beginners: Tips a...
Teaching vocab to beginners is actually quite easy (and fun) if you know what you are doing. We start the video with some general tips:
1. Decide what language you want to teach and make sure this language gets used throughout the lesson
2. Teach your language in clumps based on parts of speech
3. Color code all of your words
4. Write/board your language for them correctly
5. Find a logical order to teach the vocabulary
6. Remember to elicit everything and stick with visual elicits: props, realia, pictures, drawing, and miming
After that, we cover the actual steps needed to teach vocabulary effectively. You're going to want to elicit your word, board your word, drill your word (8x), and then CCQ your word. At the very end of your presentation, do a rapid-fire check of all of your words before moving on.
The biggest piece of advice is to keep your TTT low - don't speak. You're also going to want to drill a lot, and finally, move slowly through the entire presentation.
For those interested in teaching abroad, check out The Language House TEFL in Prague. We are one of the most popular and established onsite TEFL certification courses in the world. We can make your dreams of moving and teaching abroad a reality.
#teachingbeginners #teachingenglish #teacher
THE BEST MATERIALS FOR TEACHERS
My favorite resources for teachers - Use my code CHRIS20 to get 20% off
I get asked this all of the time and my go-to resource for teachers is Fluentize for all your lesson plan needs - https://app.fluentize.com
This site has hundreds of tailor-made lesson plans, ready to go, with accompanying videos. Perfect for individual or small group lessons. I use this site all of the time. You'll save hundreds of hours of lesson planning and your content will be great. Use CHRIS20 for 20% off.
Link https://app.fluentize.com/pricing
Timestamp
00:00 Intro/Subscribe
01:55 6 important tips
05:38 teaching demonstration
09:17 final advice
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