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4. Work creatively with the curriculum 
Most teens in a school setting, or studying after class, will be learning English with 
some type of exam as an end goal. Depending on the country you’re teaching in, 
you may have a rigid curriculum you have to follow (as I did when teaching in 
Japan). If so, diverging from it too far will not be a good idea because the students 
will be tested on very specific things, and failing to teach those things could cause 
problems for them. But, there are ways you can make even dry textbooks fun. 
Have students act out the dialogues rather than you repeating them like a human 
tape recorder. Find songs and videos and pictures that are related to the curriculum 
to help students cement new words and concepts in their minds. 
Group 3. Tips for Teaching English to Adults 
Adults have more varying levels, needs, and difficulties when it comes to 
learning a new language. Around puberty, the natural ability to pick up a second 
language drops, and continues to do so as we get older (although it’s not all bad 
news for adult learners - 
we have some advantages
, too). 

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Adults must deliberately and consciously learn a language to gain proficiency or 
fluency. If you’re teaching adults who are absolute beginners and have no previous 
experience or exposure to English, this can be a big challenge for them. Even 
adults with previous exposure can easily forget what they’ve learned, struggle with 
grammatical concepts that are different from their native tongue, and feel more 
self-conscious or embarrassed about their skills and progress. Adults also have 
very specific, but diverse, 
reasons for learning English
. They might be preparing 
for university abroad, trying to gain a new skill for their career at home, or 
planning on immigrating to an English-speaking country. ESL teachers will often 
teach in private language schools, and you may have a mix of reasons for studying 
English within the same class. The role of the teacher will become more strategic 
than teaching kids, and you’ll need to closely monitor your students’ progress to 
help them reach their