#word_bank_lesson_2👆
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#conversation_impact_page_get_ready_lesson2_vision👆

#پاورپوینت_مناسب_درس_دو_زبان_دهم 👆
ارسالی آقای حیمی از کردستان
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#پاور_لغات_درس_دو_دهم👆
تهیه شده توسط دانش اموز سارا مقدم دبیرستان حضرت زهرا س شهرستان مه ولات.خراسان رضوی

#کلیپ_مناسب_گرامر_درس_دو_زبان_دهم
ارسالی سرکارخانم عظیما از تهران
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فعالیت های برای اجرای #آزمون_شفاهی گفتار

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#پاورپوینت_مناسب_درس_یک_زبان_دهم 👆
کاری از دانش آموزان خانم محمد زاده از آمل
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ارسالی سرکار خانم عظیما از تهران👆

#چند_کلیپ_ویژه_درس_دو
ارسالی سرکار خانم ترابی👆
ناحیه ی یک شهر شهریار
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ارسالی جناب آقای بیژن احمدیان زاده از شاهین دژ آذربایجان غربی👇
Teaching tips
"Teaching Strategies to Build Student Confidence"

Confidence can also be taught via some creative teaching strategies. We as teachers have a powerful influence on our students, and we can help them feel confident and proud of themselves and their accomplishments. We can help them feel secure enough that they are willing and able to learn new material.
Here are a few teaching strategies to do just that:

1. Offer praise and acknowledge students’ accomplishments, both in private and in front of their classmates. Always start with a positive statement, and then you can add on by referring to what they need to work on.

2. Try not to correct every single thing the student says wrong. Do not interrupt the student when they are talking to correct them — this will harm their confidence, not boost it.

3. Set attainable goals from the start of the year. This is a surefire way for students to see how much they have grown.

4. Give students the opportunity to choose what they learn — this will help them build their self-worth. Try a learning menu or choice board where students get to choose which activities they want to learn about.

5. Be sure to always express a positive attitude to all of your students. This will show them that you are on their side, and that they are worth your attention.

6. Create opportunities for students to succeed by building on their strengths. If a student knows a lot of information about something, ask them to tell you about it. “I am unfamiliar with how the new gaming system works, can you please explain it to me?” Asking students for their help is a great confidence boost to their ego.

7. Encourage students to do better than they did before. For example, if Brady got a B on his science test, encourage him to get an A this time. It’s important for students to compete against themselves not their classmates.

8. Keep a log of how well all students are doing, and what they are good at and what they need to work on. This careful monitoring will help you catch problems as they arise.