Role play is one of my favourite EFL/ESL learning methods. Around the world, teachers use it in their classes to improve speaking confidence and fluency. But it’s…

Role play with adults in EFL/ESL helps break confidence barriers and provides relevant ways to use English. Not only that, but it’s a lot of fun. It’s…

Role-playing with kids in EFL/ESL is one of the most exciting activities you can do to encourage them to gain fluency in spoken English. I’ve used it…

When using role play to teach teenagers EFL/ESL, the choice of scenario is crucial. If it’s too silly, they’ll lose interest because it’s “babyish”, but if you…

I love role play when teaching. Not only does it add a flavour of excitement and energy to the class, but it’s a powerful method to get…

Children love role play. If you’ve ever been in a school playground, you’ll have seen kids acting out wild scenarios, fighting battles against invisible enemies, or inviting…

Role play is one of the most powerful EFL/ESL techniques for developing fluency in speaking. I use it all the time, and my students love it. Not…

Role play is one of the most under-used activities in the EFL/ESL classroom. I’ve used it to great success on many occasions, and it’s a vital tool…

One of the most effective learning strategies for students of all ages is acting out situations in a controlled environment. There are three main methods for doing this: dramatization, simulation, and role play. For teachers, it’s important to understand the differences between the methods and know how to apply them effectively in the classroom.