Problem
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Solution(s)
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The learners might use their mother tongue instead
of English (speaking)
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· Monitor attentively and prompt learners to
use English only so that they can practise their speaking
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Lack of ideas (speaking & writing)
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· Use a model text (either written or spoken)
before the learners do the main speaking/writing task so that you can exploit
this text for ideas
· Allow some time for brainstorming of ideas
before the learners do the speaking/writing task
· Give learners prompts or a set of questions
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Lack of language to express these ideas (speaking
& writing)
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· Use a model text (either written or spoken)
before the learners do the main speaking/writing task so that you can exploit
this text for language, e.g. phrases, lexis, grammar, etc.
· Monitor attentively and help the learners
with any language they need
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Lack of knowledge as to how to structure a specific
text, e.g. an email, a presentation, etc.
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· Use a model text (either written or spoken)
before the learners do the main speaking/writing task so that you can exploit
this text for organisation
· Allow time for the learners to get the ideas
they have brainstormed in a logical order before they start doing the
speaking/writing task
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Learners produce texts which are not coherent
(writing)
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Same solutions as the ones listed above
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Lack of cohesive devices, discourse markers, etc
(speaking & writing)
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See
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Lesson Plan Tips #4: Solutions to Problems related to Speaking/Writing
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