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King Solomon's Mines: Activities for ELLs: Reading narratives in English language learners class (ELL) help to improve language ,Used
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Accountable teachers strive to implement motivational teaching approaches. Reading narratives enhances learners motivation, as well as peers engagement to stimulate class discussions.Also, reading narratives in English language learner class ELL may help to improve language acquisition. A certain amount of knowledge of the foreign language culture leads to a better understanding of language. Usually, In an ESL class, instructors rely on defining grammatical parts and structural forms then tend to illustrate them with examples and exercises. These exercises are often taken out of context or do not relate to students experiences which make students acquire only rules about grammar, spelling and punctuation. This way language remains undeveloped because the social, cultural and ideological contexts are marginalized. Language learning demands that students express their feelings by making aesthetic responses. This seems impossible when language learning is regarded as fixed data or nonnegotiable meanings. By reading literary texts, students may identify for different levels of meaning and interpretations that involve personal expression and group interaction.
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