Sentence examples for vocabulary teaching from inspiring English sources
Baldwin spent time with them in South Africa, developing their vocabulary, teaching them to move around the stage.
Such practice needs to be questioned and alternative methods that involve presenting vocabulary in unrelated sets need to be developed to facilitate vocabulary teaching and learning.
In this experimental study using pre and post-test design, a comparison is made between instruction based essentially on traditional grammar and vocabulary teaching and one that made use of authentic animated cartoons.
Although many composers, particularly in the 20th century, put indications of expression into their scores in their own languages, Italian remains the dominant language for such indications, if only because it has provided an international vocabulary taught to the musician along with the basic principles of notation.
But, thank God, I had what I'm going to say is the number-one thing: if you're going to teach [our children] anything teach them literacy, teach them numeracy, teach them vocabulary, teach them history, teach them political science, but listen teach them how to control their rage".
Reading builds vocabulary, teaches grammar, provides inspiration, and shows you what can be done with language.
A basic Chinese vocabulary is taught to millions of illiterate people in short but intensive courses.
In the experimental group, vocabulary was taught by providing students with collocations of a particular word through using concordancers and corpus-based activities.
Monkimun – builds educational games for children that improve vocabulary and teach new languages.
The window that depicts Jesus as a young carpenter is an excellent example of the natural border and classical iconography, or symbolism, which serves as a visual vocabulary to teach viewers the stained glass story.
Children's interests may vary wildly, but those interests are also an opening: They can be used to increase a child's vocabulary or teach a child to describe something purposefully.
