Creative Language Teaching: Share your success stories

I use many creative methods in my classes at the tutoring center, but the one my students enjoy the most is kahoot. This platform develops competitive ability and improves attentiveness, while one of the advantages is that students can immediately see their mistakes.

makhtanova00@mail.ru пишет:

Well, since my students are in grades 5 -6, roughly Expressing emotions and feeligns with fuctional language: I feel blue, I'm excited because, It's so frustraiting, I'm happy about .....
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Thanks, makhtanova00, for sharing your techniques. I'm wondering if there are any successful stories or projects of your students. And will you spread on the technique, which boosts their creativity? 

While I'm still studying and don't have personal teaching experience, I plan to use interactive platforms like Kahoot, Quizlet, and Padlet to make learning engaging and fun. I'll give tasks that boost creativity and teamwork, such as collaborative storytelling and role-playing activities. These methods can help students connect grammar to real-life situations and foster a collaborative learning environment.

Additionally, I would implement a lesson by organizing a "language scavenger hunt." Students would work in teams to find and use grammar forms in various real-world contexts, such as in newspapers, social media posts, or even around the school. This activity would not only reinforce their grammar knowledge but also encourage critical thinking and teamwork.

I use many creative methods in my classes at the school, but the one my students enjoy the most is kahoot and Wordwall. This platform develops competitive ability and improves attentiveness, while one of the advantages is that students can immediately see their mistakes.