Festus Ogunlana

My methods are very unique and they are very diverse. My methods includes


1. Communicative Language Teaching (CLT): This method emphasizes interaction as the primary means of language learning. It focuses on teaching language in context, encouraging students to communicate in real-life situations. Activities can include role-plays, group discussions, and problem-solving tasks.

2. Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT): In this approach, students learn through completing meaningful tasks. The focus is on using language as a tool to accomplish specific goals, such as planning a trip or conducting a survey. This method promotes practical use of the language.

3. Grammar-Translation Method: This traditional method focuses on teaching grammar rules and vocabulary through translation exercises. While it may not promote speaking skills as effectively, it can help students understand the structure of the language and improve their reading and writing abilities.

4. Total Physical Response (TPR): This method involves physical activity as a way to reinforce language learning. Teachers give commands in English, and students respond with physical actions. It’s especially useful for young learners as it engages them physically and mentally.

5. Direct Method: This method encourages teaching in the target language (English) without using the students' native language. It focuses on speaking and listening skills, using visual aids and realia (real-life objects) to convey meaning.

6. Content-Based Instruction (CBI): Here, the focus is on teaching English through specific subjects or themes, such as science or history. This method allows students to learn the language while also gaining knowledge in other

By incorporating a mix of these methods, tutors can create a dynamic and engaging learning environment that addresses the diverse needs of their students. Tailoring the approach based on the students' proficiency levels and learning goals can significantly enhance their English language skills.