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Effective Teaching Strategies: Engaging Nonverbal and Questioning Techniques

Explore a variety of solid teaching strategies that enhance language production through nonverbal cues and effective questioning techniques. Learn how to use gestures, eye contact, and contextual cues such as visual aids to facilitate understanding and engagement. This guide also covers the importance of modeling correct language forms, encouraging participation, and utilizing prompts to foster communication. By incorporating these techniques into your teaching, you can create a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students.

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Effective Teaching Strategies: Engaging Nonverbal and Questioning Techniques

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  1. Solid Teaching Strategies • Nonverbal • Questioning techniques • Facilitating Language Production • Contextual cues • Verbal

  2. Nonverbal • Gestures, pointing • Nodding • Eye contact • Acting out, pantomime • Facial expressions

  3. Questioning Techniques • Confirmation checks • Yes/no questions • Either/or questions • Prompts • Wait time

  4. Facilitating Language Production • Focus on meaning • Model correct English form • Accept one-word and two-word utterances • Encourage risk-taking • Encourage participation • Accept use of native language, where appropriate

  5. Contextual Cues • Visual aids – pictures, photos, drawings • Illustrated charts • Written out key words • Realia

  6. Verbal • Clarification of directions and explanations • Reinforcement of previously learned vocabulary • Rate of speech • Repetition • Rephrasing • Framing • Use of native language

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