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Simulations as a powerful educational tool.

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Simulations as a powerful educational tool.

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Different types of simulations can be rather helpful both in the learning and teaching process because although they are presented in the form of games, they are rather difficult to perform and thus, can be very effective in the classroom!

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Offer pupils to gather in small groups (or even work all together in a large group) to perform a task together – this will teach them to work in a team and will make the whole process more interesting.

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Include some creative activities such as photo, video or animated presentations, interesting tasks, contests and so on – this will help students to reflect their creativity and engage in the process.

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Such tools as Skype make it possible to invite a guest from any part of the globe to your classroom and you can benefit from this; for example, if you have a Spanish lesson – you can invite a native speaker to join you. Such lesson will be very informative and interesting.

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No matter if it is a fourth-grader or a senior – everybody loves having a good time, and the modern world gives us numerous engaging “gaming” opportunities that make learning rather interesting and not less effective!

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Get pupils engaged and ask for their opinion.

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Get pupils engaged and ask for their opinion.

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Creating a closed chat only for your class or a special Twitter account will help you communicate with the students and ask them to give feedbacks about what is going on in the classroom.