Your GOAL is to provide context so that EB learners can make sense of what is being taught and to build self-confidence to become interactive in the classroom.
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Speaking is considered the most crucial skill in an ESL secondary classroom because it allows students to actively practice communication in real-life situations, build fluency, develop confidence, and effectively express their thoughts and ideas in English, which is essential for academic success and social interaction in a globalized world; making it a fundamental component of language acquisition. Â