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1 Solid Teaching Strategies
Nonverbal Questioning techniques Facilitating Language Production Contextual cues Verbal

2 Nonverbal Gestures, pointing Nodding Eye contact Acting out, pantomime
Facial expressions

3 Questioning Techniques
Confirmation checks Yes/no questions Either/or questions Prompts Wait time

4 Facilitating Language Production
Focus on meaning Model correct English form Accept one-word and two-word utterances Encourage risk-taking Encourage participation Accept use of native language, where appropriate

5 Contextual Cues Visual aids – pictures, photos, drawings
Illustrated charts Written out key words Realia

6 Verbal Clarification of directions and explanations
Reinforcement of previously learned vocabulary Rate of speech Repetition Rephrasing Framing Use of native language

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