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EDUCATION Final: ACTIVITIES ENHANCING SPEAKING SKILLS

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ellenmarieelipe
6 Oct 2021
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Holy Cross of Davao College
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Education
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EDUCATION
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Ask the students to go out from the classroom. Have some students to re-arrange the chairs in the classroom like a puzzle maze. Blindfold each student using the handkerchief you ask them to bring. Assign one representative to stay at the end right corner of the classroom, give him/her the sound speaker you have prepared. Ask that one student to set up that speaker with the sound or music that you have prepared. The blind-folded students will be group into six members each. Every group will enter that classroom and they have to listen where that sound came from. They will hunt for it until they will reach the very corner where the sounds came from. No one is allowed to climb the chairs nor to move it. Divide the class into 5-6 groups, ask them to stand up and form a line.

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