Most children don’t speak until 18 months or so. One of the first things to do to improve your students’ English is to change how they use language in the classroom. While you can't expedite language learning, you can certainly make changes in how you ask your students to use English in the classroom, the type of language they encounter in the classroom, and the amount of exposure and practice they get outside of the classroom.
#How to learn english faster how to
I want to offer you a few tips and tricks on how to help your students learn English faster and more efficiently. This means that the journey to fluency seems much harder and longer than when you were a child. And your parents probably didn't plan out your language experiences during pregnancy.Īdults who learn a second language often have to put in more intentional time and effort because it's less likely to be freely given. You didn't sit down at 3 months old and ask yourself how much exposure you should aim to be getting per week. If you think about how you learned your first language, you'll probably come to the conclusion that it was often without any thought or consideration. Knowing how languages are learned and the amount of work that goes into the journey is an incredible thing for teachers to know. The majority of you are at least bi-lingual, which is amazing! I'm in the process of learning German, and know a little bit of Spanish, but am by no means fluent in a second language.īeing bi-lingual is a great tool for ESL teachers, and not just so that they can speak to their students in their L1 (first language). Earlier this week I did a poll on my Facebook page and asked you all if you spoke more than one language or not.
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