When you talk with
your students,
do you ...
- have a real conversation
with them?
- slow down your speech?
- speak as naturally to them
as you would to a native speaker?
- use authentic language?
- stand so far away that you
speak to the group and not to the individual?
- always look down on them?
- insist that they always speak
in complete sentences?
- insist that they repeat the
words in your question in their answer?
- repeat everything you say?
- repeat everything they say?
- supply missing words for
them?
- interrupt them?
- write everything you say
on the board?
- know how to handle student
silence?
- comment on what they
say and not on how they say it?
- know what to correct and
when to correct them?
- take over their conversations
by finishing their sentences?
- assume that every attempt
to communicate will be unsuccessful?
