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         <title>Bringing Out Reticent Speakers</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[1. Roll the Die.

This activity was introduced in TESOL 510 as an information gap activity. It also serves as a means of getting shy or reluctant learners to speak. It is self-paced and allows the learner to choose familiar vocabulary, keeping the affective filter low. It may be done in pairs or small groups, with the teacher specifying the categories. The learner is required to speak a number of words within the specified category corresponding to the number on the die. Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=w5jK_5orZ20]]></description>
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