Vocabulary Teaching Strategies

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This presentation will provide several strategies and tips for teaching vocabulary to students. Many of these vocabulary teaching strategies can be used by a variety of different teachers through differing grade levels. Vocabulary lesson are also a part of this presentation. Some of the examples of teaching methods include having teachers incorporate a word wall, word of the week, utilizing context clues, making use of the vocabulary during classroom discussions, and much much more. This video is part of an instructional playlist from teachings in education and Frank Avella. Other videos in the playlist cover topics such as Curriculum, Inquiry based learning, Classroom Management, Differentiated Instruction, and much more.

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how can i make learning vocabulary words more fun? My students seem bored during learning vocab