How to Teach Vocabulary Like a Pro - Part 2: Eliciting Techniques

Welcome to video number 2 in the How to Teach Vocabulary series. In this video, we cover all of the techniques on how to elicit and present new vocabulary to ESL students - like a pro! Watch video number one in the series first if you are just starting - Teaching English vocabulary, without using translation, is all about eliciting. This means pulling out the meaning of the word from your students. We cover: miming, pictures, drawing, realia, props, context, and all of the techniques to teach vocabulary like a pro. After you elicit the vocabulary, make sure to board the word correctly, drill for pronunciation, and of course, CCQ. I’ve got a video on CCQing here for you - If you can master these eliciting techniques, you will be a force to reckon with in the classroom. Eliciting, and teaching lexis in general, takes practice. Don’t be discouraged if you struggle with these concepts in the beginning. So much of good eliciting is having a great teacher voice. Check out the video on that here - Join our FB group Pack Your Bags and Move to Prague - Want to learn how to teach English? Join our TEFL certification course in Prague, The Language House TEFL - We train new teachers every single month! #teachingenglish #vocabulary #eslteacher Timestamp 00:00 intro 01:41 eliciting intro 01:56 why elicit? 03:53 ten techniques 04:57 miming 05:43 pictures drawings 06:48 realia 07:24 props 07:53 synonyms antonyms 09:32 hyponyms 10:10 context definition 13:39 new words 15:21 pronunciation 16:27 recap 17:20 choose your technique 18:06 practice
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