What is the order of teaching spoken English/communicative skills from the 1st class?

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Hi vruthi i am Mrs Revathi parameshwar tutor for spoken English .The easiest way is to start with small sentences with action n short moral stories is very helpful for the kids with pictures they will surely find it interesting n ask them their daily routine in simple present when do u get up? Let them...
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Hi vruthi i am Mrs Revathi parameshwar tutor for spoken English .The easiest way is to start with small sentences with action n short moral stories is very helpful for the kids with pictures they will surely find it interesting n ask them their daily routine in simple present when do u get up? Let them try give choice 6 am or 7 or what u like ? Choice like chocolate or icecream? I am sure they will like to answer such questions.ok i hope u got it . read less
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1) accesses the students proficiency. 2) identify lapses 3) device methods to improve 4) Test and check the level of improvement
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It is usually started with self introduction by students. This is a way to evaluate your students ability and helps to plan further schedule accordingly
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It will depend on the needs of your students. Basically, the flow should be from short sentences to learn grammar towards longer ones to perfect the language. Practice exercises are very important.
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First start with their own intro and then there parents and friends. Then we should start from basic rule and then small sentences but we should break the sentence according to parts of speech because it helps them in easy learning.
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First basic thing is to help them to introduce themselves. We have to teach them basic verbs. Basic action words all the simple concepts of vocabulary they should know. Then we can help them to learn a lot of verbal practices through rhymes, through games, through activities etc
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