How can I teach spoken English to a middle school student?

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You have to prepare a lot of worksheets which students can solve in a very interactive way taking some initiative.
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First step to spoken English is definitely learning the language. At middle school level, I assume it is more about learning the language than spoken English. My recommendation would be to do an assessment to understand student's comfort level in using the language, identifying the pain areas and gaps...
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First step to spoken English is definitely learning the language. At middle school level, I assume it is more about learning the language than spoken English. My recommendation would be to do an assessment to understand student's comfort level in using the language, identifying the pain areas and gaps in grammar and then filling those gaps using games and some fun worksheets. read less
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Start with identifying student's current level of understanding of the subject. Tke a simple test for written an spoken English (i am assumning that since you are asking about teachin then you must be aware of the subject yourself already). Once the level is identified then start with making him practice...
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Start with identifying student's current level of understanding of the subject. Tke a simple test for written an spoken English (i am assumning that since you are asking about teachin then you must be aware of the subject yourself already). Once the level is identified then start with making him practice basic grammar, next would be for him to start writting small passages and dthen he must read them loud and clear to you. Later ask him to read and watch simple english books and videos and soon you should start recoding a few of the student's videos. THIS WILL BE WELL BEGUN read less
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In my opinion its best to give full on practise with phonetics along with their appropriate place of usage.Then u can teach ur syllabus easily with their and sure there will be a gradual improvement in their knowledge and as well as in studies
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You don't need to be an expert to teach someone spoken english. Just teach him the daily usage sentences which can be used in daily life.
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