Creative classes help students improve

Teachers are putting aside the chalk and board forstream students. Teachers decided to engage
free thinking. The dramatic change in pedagogy instudents to explore all aspects of language by using
keeping with students to voice their opinions andsimple literary texts. They designed their own tasks
some are even letting them to decide what are theirand activities centred on these flash cards that using
interest. The schools want to nurture a generationstudents in learning, appreciating and using English.
that can think for themselves and have the ability toSchools require not only good use of English but also
generate ideas and solutions. model teachers who are able to guide and motivate
Today's knowledge-based world demands thattheir students to master the language. By being
students abandon its top-down, teacher-centredinterested in their students and in teaching , language
mode of teaching for a student-focused system thatlearning is profoundly influenced by one's social
develops every child's talent. Many teachers areenvironment. This environment comprises at least
turning to buzzwords such as free discussions,four groups of participants : ( a  ) the student's peer
project-based learning and creative thinking to shapegroups in and out of the school; ( b ) the adults with
teaching methods. Schools need a generation ofwhom students interact; ( c ) the student's home
self-learners who are confident of their own opinionsenvironment; and ( d ) the wider socio-cultural
and know what to do with constantly changing ideassphere, largely influenced by the media. Nonetheless,
knowledge and informations. While language teachingwhat seems under-emphasized is the fact that
can certainly be much livelier and fun, perhaps schoolsbuilding English language proficiency demands far
should highlight good teaching practices in manymore than the dedicated efforts of English teachers,
classrooms. Teachers inspired by several innovativenative or non-native. English language lessons occupy
and successful language teaching approaches thatonly a fraction of total curriculum time, so students
were featured. For instance, some schools showedare significantly exposed to similar or competing
how they used literature to teach English to technicalmodels of languages in other classes.