Warm Ups an the Joyful Fluency Methodologies (1)

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Methodology

The human brain is not organized for linear thought Each of us learns in a personal , highly individual, mainly random way Most what your students learn will not be in your lesson plans. Orchestrated immersion a strategy to replace the lock -step appro

that we know


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Orchestrated immersion ideas

Lots of Play! Improve their reading and speaking skills Encourage creativity Help them experiment with language -tone of voice, body language and their

own lines if they are involved in writing the play. Involve the whole class


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Humor learners are not afraid to take risks and use their second language Students don't face ridicule, nor negative criticism Error correction is appropriate, timely, constructive and seeks to instill

confidence in each student.


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Common real-life situations People express themselves similarly in similar circumstances. When people hear from you a familiar expression with a meaning they easily

recognize, there is an instantaneous understanding


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Fantasy and imagination It helps to create harmony between the mind and the body. It is a way to focusing your imagination to create calm Provide a mental escape It is linked with the emotions and feelings


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Visualization techniques Approximately 65 percent of the population is visual learners. The brain processes visual information 60,000 faster than text. 90 percent of information that comes to the brain is visual. 40 percent of all nerve fibers connected to the brain are linked to the retina. Visual aids in the classroom improve learning by up to 400 percent.


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Metaphorical stories Increase student vocabulary Improving knowledge of 'chunks Use English creatively Develop student autonomy


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Music It can change the atmosphere in the room within seconds. Music in the classroom doesnt always mean listening to a song

Use of music Set the scene Change the tempo


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Use of music Time limits Feelings Musical drawings


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Games or role play It encourages thinking and creativity Lets students develop and practice new language Lets students develop and practice behavioral skills in a relatively safe setting. Create the motivation and involvement necessary for real learning to occur


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The Joyful Fluency model emphasizes involving your whole class in scenarios that capture their attention.

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Warm Ups an the Joyful Fluency Methodologies (1)