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Let's think about it...
How well do you know your students?
What role does a teacher play in student retention?
How many times have heard this question?
(Are we still talking about student retention?)
Controller
Organiser
Assessor
Prompter
Participant
Tutor
Observer
Is there anything missing?
It means that if a student is motivated, they will learn, if they learn, they will keep motivated and therefore they will be retained.
Despite formal qualifications and EFL specific training, what skills are most important to make a difference for the students?
1. A Genuine Relationship with Students
2. Understanding of a Student’s Cultural Background
3. Training in Second Language Education Techniques and Approaches
4. Understanding the Individual Needs of Students
5. Encouraging English Conversations & Involvement Outside the Classroom
But first, let's have a break!
A language teacher is supposed to offer not only “theory”, but language practice and cultural insights. They’re also mainly responsible to engage student’s motivation.
How to explain motivation
Foreign language anxiety is a situation-specific type of anxiety arising from the uniqueness of foreign language learning in the classroom or
academic settings. It is associated with a fear of negative evaluation, test anxiety and communication apprehension which are experienced by some foreign language learners.
Also, empathy is considered as the ability or capacity to understand or feel what others understand of feel.
Let's think together!
Best Practices in Student Retention
Strategies for Student Retention
1. Engage and Partner with Parents
2. Cultivate Relationships
3. Pay Attention to Warning Signs
4. Make Learning Relevant
5. Raise the Academic Bar
6. Identify and Support "At-Risk"
Students
7. Think of students as individuals
Action Plan