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Enhance Classroom English with Self-Directed Learning Strategies

Discover practical methods to incorporate English commands in your classroom for effective self-directed learning. This guide emphasizes the importance of using simple instructions like "please sit down" or "make a circle" to immerse students in English daily. Challenge students to write down unfamiliar commands and practice them, reinforcing their language skills. The more English they use, the better they learn! For questions, reach out to Angie or Dan at the provided emails. Let's make learning engaging and interactive!

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Enhance Classroom English with Self-Directed Learning Strategies

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  1. Using English in your Classroom Self Directed Learning

  2. Please ….. be quiet clear your desk

  3. Please ….. sit down stand up

  4. Please take out your ….. pencil notebook workbook

  5. Please ….. listen write speak draw read

  6. Please …… make a line make a circle

  7. Let’s Practice Speaking!!!!! and Students please . and Students please . Students please take out your and . , Students please and in your .

  8. Challenge yourself! • Write down any command you do not know and practice using it. • Use these commands everyday in your classroom. • The more English you use the more your students will learn!! • If you have any questions ask Angie or Dan. (wimolkiat@gmail.comDrudolph@gmail.com – facebook Dan Rudolph.)

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