1296. Building the edifice of learning a language



Teacher B said to teacher A, “Each and every class is important and should be remarkable. 

From the moment the class on the schedule [= timetable] starts. Have them sitting properly, and getting quiet. 

Move your arms as if giving instructions to the students to be attentive. Now a warmer (or warm-up), about the grammar point they’re learning; perhaps with flash-cards; meaningful questions to them in any case. 

All that operation should take about five minutes or a bit more. Starting a class well entails it’ll be meaningful and important to them. An edifice is built brick by brick. Learning and acquiring a language is built with the bricks of classes and activities: each activity is a brick laid.” / Photo from: www chinaelg com. flash-cards

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