Learning to take risks
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1. Everyone develops a sense of self or ego as they grow up and learn about their strengths, weaknesses, and interests. 2. For those with weak to moderate language egos, listening without speaking avoids risks of mistakes, but they should make opportunities to speak English and be confident despite imperfections, seeing mistakes as learning opportunities rather than failures. 3. Those with strong language egos should seek out chances to use English outside class, view corrections as helpful for improving, and take calculated risks to challenge themselves.
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Learning to take risks
- 2. Learning to take risks: 1. Language ego 2. Weak to moderate to language ego 3. Strong language ego
- 3. 1. Language Ego • When you were growing up, you gradually began to understand to yourself. • You as an adult, you know what you like to do, what your strengths and weaknesses are, and what makes you special. • This self that you have come to know well and to feel proud of is called your ego.
- 4. 2. Weak to moderate language egos listen to english when you just listen, you don`t have to speak and risks making mistakes. making opportunities to talk you just have to risks saying things that aren`t quite correct and be confident in yourself. Be willing to make mistake you must tell yourself that failure. Make your mistake work for you when someone correct you or tells you they don`t understand you, try to remember you error. When people corect you, they are giving you usful information.
- 5. 3. Strong language egos 1. Make opportunities to use english outside the classroom 2. Make your mistakes work for you 3. Take calculated risks