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 piranhac
 
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							| Hello dear ESL printables wonderful teachers. I have been to many training sessions about test correction , however all the  � expertise � gained didn �t help to formulate a concise toolkit of test correction.My question is directly to those experienced teachers who managed to get the cream of the cream of this topic.I am after  a method that would make the students forget about marks and appreciate learning.I want you to share the outcome of long years of correction, self-assessment and  reflection. |  18 Oct 2017      
					
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 hheyitsme
 
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							| Are you teaching adults or young learners? if the latter then how old are they? |  18 Oct 2017     
					
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 piranhac
 
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							| I teach young learners (Junior High school /prep school) |  18 Oct 2017     
					
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 nasreddine Sarsar
 
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							| In order for you to truly engage your
students in language learning in a way that is going to capture their interest
permanently, you should figure out ways to get students to connect with it on a
personal level � both in and outside of the classroom. Doing so can be a challenge,
but if you can help your students identify their personal life goals, then you
can help them make a connection between language learning and those long-term
goals. Once that�s established, you can get them to invest in language learning
in a way that will ultimately have a lasting outcome and expand their horizons.
It�s a pity that most of the learning that takes place in our classrooms
remains in the school. This is probably teachers emphasize the importance of
learning English as a subject but never as a language that they will for sure
need to communicate effectively in a global world.     |  19 Oct 2017     
					
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