Foreign language study is simply part of our Indian education. It is well known that foreign languages are taught according to different principles, methods, and skills. First and foremost, the learning methods are chosen based on their educational objectives. As you know, when learning a foreign language, there is a certain amount of knowledge at each step.  In the learning process, students acquire the skills of speaking on the basis of this knowledge, there should be a check of their writing skills, listening ability, and reading as well. While kids are willing to take risks, they often lack a stick-to-it attitude when faced with something difficult.

This means that though they may jump right in and use the vocabulary you reviewed just a few minutes ago, it’s also possible that they’ll give up halfway through an assignment because they don’t have the energy to stick it out. During that moment, children need to think about how excited they were when they took their first language class.

They were probably excited to meet new people who shared the same goals as you, that is, learning to communicate in a new language. While teaching different foreign languages, nowadays teachers and language trainers are making use of new technology so that students will get theoretical and practical knowledge of speaking.  The buzz and increased confidence you feel when you can speak a language fluently with a native speaker are hard to beat. Having the confidence to make mistakes and the opportunity to discuss and learn from them is absolutely key to language learning. 

When students don’t feel shame for making mistakes and if they can laugh at themselves, you’ll stoke the fire of their bravery. Include target language songs and chants throughout your day. These are great for quick warm-ups, cool downs, and breaks in between larger activities.  Even though beginners can more readily see their advances in the new language, it is important to keep and show records of your evaluations of their progress.  

These tips will give you some ideas on how to visually remind your students how well they are doing in their new language. The orthodox way of teaching was one-directional the flow of information goes from the teacher and down to the students. Good teachers have discovered that students learn better when they become actively involved in the lessons.  It is well said “Languages cannot be taught, they can only be learned. The best way is to tell students right away that they are responsible for their own learning process, and the teacher is just a guide who has to motivate them.”