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games or discuss solutions to the environment crisis, he
has to be sure that his task include techniques designed to
help students to perceive and use the building.
2) Techniques should be intrinsically motivating. What happens
in the field, often students do not know or understand why
their teacher asks them to do certain activities. They merely
do whatever their teacher asks them to without knowing the
benefits they can get from the activities they have done.
Consequently, many students become passive and
unmotivated. Good teachers should motivate students by
helping them to see how the activities will benefit them.
3) Techniques should encourage the use of authentic
language in meaningful context. It is stated that it is not easy
to keep coming up with meaningful interaction. The teacher
succumbs to the temptation to do, says, disconnected little
grammar exercises where he goes around the room calling
on student one by one to pick the right answer. It takes
energy and creativity to device authentic context and
meaningful interaction, but with the help of quite a store
house of teacher resource material, it can be done, even
drills can be structured to provide a sense of authenticity.
4) Techniques should provide appropriate feedback and
correction. In this case, in most EFL situation students are
totally dependent on the teacher for useful linguistic
feedback. It is important to take advantage of teacher’s
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