Wilhelmina

1. Set the Stage:
Beginning each lesson with a brief introduction to the topic or theme.
Creating a comfortable and positive learning environment.

2. Vocabulary Building:
Introducing new words and phrases through interactive games, flashcards, or storytelling.

3. Interactive Activities
Using role-playing exercises to simulate real-life situations for practical language use.

4. Multimedia Resources:
Utilizing multimedia such as videos, songs to make learning enjoyable and help improve listening and pronunciation skills.

5. Progress Tracking:
Regularly assessing students' progress through quizzes, assignments, and speaking evaluations.
Provide constructive feedback to motivate improvement.

6. Personalization:
Tailor lessons to students' interests and needs.
Let them choose topics they are passionate about for some lessons.

7. Storytelling:
Read and/or engage in English stories.
This enhances reading comprehension.

8. Homework and Self-study:
Assigning fun and interactive homework exercises. Encouraging self-study, such as reading books, watching movies, or listening to podcasts.

9. Celebrate Achievements:
Acknowledging students' progress.
Creating a sense of accomplishment and motivation.

10. Open Communication:
Maintaining an open line of communication with students to address their questions and concerns.
Show enthusiasm and patience in teaching.