EVANGELISTA, MARSHA H.

BEED- III

Oral language is the system through which we use spoken words to

express knowledge, ideas, and feelings. Developing esl oral language,
then, means developing the skills and knowledge that go into listening and
speaking all which have a strong relationship to reading and
comprehension and to writing.
I’m one of the member of the family is the very lucky because in my
family there’s have 9 children and I’m so lucky because I’m the one who
entered in college level. So since I’m only one who entered in college level
my mother and father who decide what we are going to take a course in my
college degree so since my mother and father who decide my Couse she
told me take a TEACHER because one of this course love in both so now
I’m Third year college as now and I hope I want to graduate last year. So
me as a future teacher near in the future in elementary student I want to
use my capabilities and my skills to teach how to develop strongly oral
language skills in my student since oral language is the one of the most
important things that we need to learn our student. Maybe it is oral or
written oral language is the important to deliver what you need to tell. As a
teacher oral language is always use to teach, to discuss, to explained, to
deliver instructions, ask questions, received new information and interact
with the others so now I have some ways to how develop the oral language
of my student there are encourage conversation the first ways because in
there ways they make a conversation between you and then the student so
in this time you practice how to talk in English and conveyed the way how
to interphrase the questionable by each other the second one is maintain
eye contact using eye contact they helps the student learners gauge tier
audience attention and adjust their language and the tone of your voice to
how delivered the word and they can help to communicate clearly and to
understood. The third one is attending to listening skills listening skills is
important because they help to understand what another person saying. In
other words, listening skills allow people to understand what some is talking
about the meaning behind the words. The fourth way is remind student to
speak loudly and articulate clearly it helps to enhance your tongue when
we are going to speak and speak loudly they help to pronounce the word
clearly and they attract the audience attention. Then next is question to
boost comprehension before the end of the class you need to make a
questions that we need to answer your student to have a conversation
together your student and practice the oral language skills and also it helps
to the student thinking about what they’re reading and absorb information
from the words.