Ten Tips for Teaching English To Kids

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Over the last 12 years I have picked up 10 teaching strategies that guide me whenever I teach English to groups of kids, children or young learners.
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In this video I explain each of these 10 strategies for English teachers teaching children and how you can implicate them in your classroom.
Chapters for this video:
0:00 Intro
0:27 First tip - Responsibilities
1:37 Second tip - Teacher Talking Time & the Student Centered Approach
3:30 Third tip - Routines
5:16 Fourth tip - Fast Finishers
6:54 Fifth tip - Positive Feedback
7:25 Sixth tip - Reward systems
8:15 Seventh tip - Parents
9:00 Eighth tip - Short activities
10:00 Ninth tip - Varied activities
11:05 Tenth tip - Visuals
11:47 Outro

[@PedroTalmidim]

Excellent tips, and very well presented! I've been teaching for over twenty years and still found useful information here.

[@CharliesLessons]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@raquelsanchez7524]

Thaks for your tips. It´s my first time teching kids! It ir very stressful.

[@CharliesLessons]

You can do it! With experience you'll be able to deal with it.

[@Tiaaaaaaago]

Great tips! All of them work well with teens as well.

[@CharliesLessons]

Yes, that's a good point. I think a lot of them can be adapted for other age groups.

[@WanderingRoji]

Hi Charlie, some really good tips! I'm wondering how one can lower TTT for young learners (ages 4-7) who cannot yet read? Thank you

[@CharliesLessons]

Well, that's a tough one, considering the age of the students as they can't read or really speak as much as we want. I guess, the key is to lower TTT to at least give them the opportunity to fill it with some kind of language, however basic it may be.

[@user-gi4lf2fd2y]

Thank you very much.

[@CharliesLessons]

Welcome 😊

[@gabrielacaballero3723]

Thanks Charlie!

[@CharliesLessons]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@maryamzafar2533]

This video was very helpful 👍

[@CharliesLessons]

Glad you think so!

[@pedrosaint83]

but if you are an english teacher but our language is spanish how can we teach speking if my students are biginners no speak english

[@CharliesLessons]

Don't avoid speaking to them in English. They have to start at some point.

[@tannahjadegreen7038]

Hi Charlie (: How would you suggest using class dojo with two sisters who take it as an insult when one gets more dojos than the other in a class?

[@CharliesLessons]

Could you create a point and call it 'working together'? Award them it whenever they achieve something together, make the point value higher than any individual point, so set it to 4 or 5.