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The Language Bridge Initiative. In the ever-evolving landscape of education, we recognized a critical gap, especially in the development of listening and speaking skills among students. The Language Bridge Initiative is our response to this challenge, designed to create a dynamic language learning environment that goes beyond conventional methods.
At its core, the initiative focuses on providing students, particularly those in underserved communities, with a holistic language learning experience. It's not just about reading and writing; it's about creating a bridge to fluency through enhanced listening and speaking skills. Through innovative structures like Speaker Clubs and Pronunciation Labs, we're fostering an immersive and engaging language learning journey.
In the current educational landscape, there is a notable gap in the attention given to listening and speaking skills within English language learning. The existing curriculum primarily emphasizes reading and writing, often neglecting the vital components of language development—listening and speaking. This gap is particularly pronounced in underserved communities where students have limited exposure to quality English language resources.
The Layers Of Problem Statement.
Student do not get exposure of English language. They don't get opportunity to listen and speak the language. Getting student language exploser is very important.
Student from government school and low income community don't have access to the language resources. Language resources play very important role in the language learning.
Exploser of listening and speaking.
In the current language curriculum there is no opportunity for student to develop their listening and speaking skill. They are not getting exploser in listening and speaking.
Listening and speaking assessment.
There is no standardise assessment for listening and speaking. There is no structure to assist students on their ability to listen and speak. So listening and speaking skill has been not given importance in language learning.
Teacher Training
language teachers don't receive training with updated and creative language teaching methods. They are using a traditional and very rigid method of teaching language. There is no scope for student to learn language creatively and practice it. The teachers are also not provided with resources they would need for planning the teaching and executive.
To achieve this, we intend to develop a small curriculum and innovative structures within the classroom. that places a strong emphasis on activity-based learning. This curriculum is designed to strike a balance between listening and speaking skills development. It offers students a diverse range of engaging activities such as role plays, small group discussions, and interactive exercises. These activities provide students with ample opportunities to immerse themselves in the language, actively participate in conversations, and gain valuable exposure.
1. Speaker Clubs:
Speaker clubs are structured forums where students engage in active dialogue and discussions. These clubs encourage students to not only express themselves confidently but also actively listen to their peers. The goal is to create an environment where students can practice and refine their speaking and listening skills in a supportive and interactive setting.
2. Pronunciation Labs:
Pronunciation labs will serve as dedicated spaces where students can work on improving their pronunciation and speaking clarity. These labs will be equipped with quality language materials, including native audio resources, to help students develop accurate pronunciation and fluent speaking skills.
3. Listening classes:
We take listening classes for students. Where student gets an opportunity to practice their listening skills.
Students are giving Listening Assignment.
Students are giving Listening Assignment.
Students Attending Listening class.
Students Attending Listening class
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