It focuses solely on praising the student’s effort.

It helps students identify areas for improvement in real-time.

It avoids addressing mistakes to boost confidence.

It is only necessary at the end of a unit.

It replaces all other forms of evaluation.

Role-playing diverse social scenarios.

Teaching only formal language.

Avoiding informal speech entirely.

Focusing solely on written communication.

Practicing with rigid scripts only.

Sharing light anecdotes and encouraging relatable jokes.

Avoiding humor entirely to maintain professionalism.

Using complex and technical jokes

Creating puns without context.

Only using jokes specific to English-speaking countries.

It replaces the need for structured lessons.

It focuses only on competitive outcomes.

It discourages collaboration among students.

It only applies to advanced learners.

It increases student engagement and motivation.

It provides immediate guidance for improvement.

It focuses on grading only.

It replaces summative evaluation.

It discourages student creativity.

It delays the learning process.

By focusing only on pronunciation.

By assessing speaking only through written exams.

By grading students solely on grammar mistakes.

By avoiding peer or self-assessment activities.

By using rubrics that focus on fluency, accuracy, and coherence.

By limiting exposure to only one cultural context.

By using direct language exclusively.

By understanding and adapting to cultural norms and values

By avoiding discussions on cultural differences.

By imposing local cultural norms on students.

It ensures clarity and logical progression in narratives.

It eliminates the need for descriptive language.

It emphasizes memorization of phrases.

It prioritizes vocabulary over coherence.

It makes the story more ambiguous.

To focus only on grammar and sentence structure.

To memorize scripts for future presentations.

To avoid interaction in formal settings.

To engage in technical speaking only.

To build confidence and fluency by using relatable narratives.

To ensure the story remains neutral.

To describe the setting in detail.

To replace the narrative entirely.

To add depth and authenticity to characters and their interactions.

To summarize the story’s events