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First and formost thing is to make child confortable in his classroom , then once the child becomes confortable he himself will start speaking. While child speaks we need to encourage and at the same time need to rectify his errors and make him understand , why it is important to correct.
I myself will defintly try to understand their language and give them the responce in theyes manner that i am understanding their point,afterwards i will convince them that they shoukd also know my language,in this manner there will be the urge to learn the other language with the confidence.
Always in my teaching especilly the tutorials I ask my students never bypass a word in a sentence without knowing it meaning and why been put in that senence, and I inform them that teaching means catch knowledge to build his ablities.
Few activities such as group discussion, elocution, etc. should be conducted as part of flipped teaching (student-led) using various methods like Jigsaw, think-share-pair, etc. where the students work together on a topic and discuss before they talk on a topic
Sat with them, practice. Practice, practice ....
help them with a smile .take individual efforts to overcome the language fear
I will encourage them to always think and speak in the second language until they are fluent when speaking it
As for me, it's just a matter of practice :) Students have to dig deep into the language. An interesting way is to unite students from different countries into one study group. They start to communicate in the target language anyway. It may be challenging, but it's effective. In other words, teachers can create situations where students should speak without preparation.
most improtant is that the class environment should be friendly and supportive. I also add the rule for class is to make silence while any classmate is asking/answering the question. apperiacate thier questioins and answers.
attractive conversation with students about their challenges and discussing ways to manage them may help students feel more involved in your course and be more persistent to succeed. Help students become aware of their feelings of anxiety when they occu
communication on equal terms and a friendly atmosphere