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Gestures are an effective teaching tool that can reinforce lessons non-verbally through visual cues. Gestures allow teachers to encourage and assist students without interrupting. The document provides examples of terms teachers could demonstrate to students through gestures, such as pointing forward and tapping a wristwatch to represent "future", or pointing to represent "next person".

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Gestures

Gestures are an effective teaching tool that can reinforce lessons non-verbally through visual cues. Gestures allow teachers to encourage and assist students without interrupting. The document provides examples of terms teachers could demonstrate to students through gestures, such as pointing forward and tapping a wristwatch to represent "future", or pointing to represent "next person".

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Gestures

Gestures are a great tool to incorporate into your lessons. They are a great way
to reinforce what you’re saying to your students non-verbally; visual cues are
always appreciated. And you can give encouragement and help to your students
without interrupting. Take a few minutes to think about how you can use
gestures to demonstrate the terms below to your students.

Not
Past Future Talk more Close Sit down
quite/almost

Take out
Get in Next I can’t Take out a
your Faster
groups person hear you pencil
homework

Example:

Future – point forward, maybe tap wristwatch then point forward to highlight
difference in time.

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