Teenager Brains

              As known teenage is a time in your life were your starting to change in all aspects physically and emotionally. This is a stage were you think that since you’re a teenager you feel big and think that parents are simply annoying and they just bug you when they are simply trying to help, but when you are a teenage you do not understand that way. But eventually by the time you grow and the experience life you get more and more mature as well your brain starts to develop even more.





 RESOURCES A TEACHER SHOULD USE WHEN TEACHING TEENAGERS

          Teenagers are notoriously hard to please and teachers are always looking for original activities that will both capture and hold students' interest.

 - Music: teenagers love and relate to music. It is a way for them to express themselves and learn at the same time.

- Group work: teenagers are social animals and even though they may be quite self-conscious, they crave relationships and peer interaction.

 -Class knowledge: teenagers know a lot about various topics and a teacher should tap into their interests and passions for class content.

- Games: teenagers are competitive in that they like to show off and win in groups.

TEACHING TEENAGERS

 SOMES STRATEGIES
How to Start Your Classes Right!

*Icebreakers can be an important part of a first day of any class. Students especially need to feel comfortable as part of a group so they can open up and practice their English skills.

*Many instructors choose to use icebreaker games or activities not just on the first day of class, but as a warm-up for any daily lesson.

*Icebreakers help students to get to know each other and adjust to their new learning partners.

Example:

If you're teaching a reading skills class, have students start using reading skills from the first warm-ups. Writing classes can do written icebreaker games to be shared with the class.