- Send a practice email after each class. Include games and listening activities; there are plenty of fun interactive links. Demonstrate some in class so students get the idea.
- Ask them to reflect on what practice is most effective for them, and what type of practice is most necessary.
- As a class, google "how I learned English". Have students choose a technique or idea to try and report on it in the next class.
- Have students brainstorm for practice ideas.
- Give students the chance to swap their best practice strategies with each other.
- Give them homework to report on a program or a reading for the next class. Let them choose something they are interested in for added motivation.
- Set up a chat group or a group page on Facebook.
- Encourage students to keep a practice calendar.
- Have students set their own target practice time
- Have them reflect and report on the practice they did at the start of each class.
Monday, 21 May 2012
10 Tips for Motivating EFL Students to Practice outside class
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Nice, Lucy! I may have to steal some of these ideas! :)
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