O’zbekiston respublikasi xalq ta’limi buxoro viloyat xalq ta’limi xodimlarini qayta tayyorlash va ularning malakasini oshirish hududiy markazi

4.The pros and Cons of English only in the Classroom

• English Only Classes. Each class should have only one language and that language must be English. As soon as the student enters the class he or she is forbidden from uttering one word of their own language and only speaks English. The classroom becomes a completely English-speaking environment.
• No L1 – or Standards will drop. The student is forbidden to speak or use his own language. If he does, his English level will drop. Exam rates will go down and the general ability of the student in his English studies will diminish.
• Better Results all round! The Commonwealth Conference agreed that the more English was used in the classroom the better the results would be. English Only from the time the student first sets foot in the class – and all the time in every class. Surely the results would go through the roof? From this, new standards evolved.

CONCLUSION

• As an English teachers use English in their classes as much as possible. Doing so will show students that learning English is very different from any other classes. It will help to maintain a good English-speaking atmosphere which will help your students focus on learning and using English. When you give students instructions, ask questions, or make comments in English, your learners will be more attentive to what you say which reinforces the English learning. Thinking in another language and not having to translate your sentences from your own language before speaking is a sign of great progress. So, it is important to avoid translation as much as possible; speaking English in the classroom encourages students to think in English.