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Collaboration Activities. Post high school, however, an individual's success relies largely on her ability to work with others. Collaboration activities cultivate skills such as team work, communication and tolerance. These activities are non academic in nature, interactive and enjoyable.

The idea of pair work is to improve listening and speaking skills by requiring students to exchange information with each other. Dialoguing with one's self and dialoguing with others are implemented in pair work. Pair work should always be accompanied by some sort of ‘test’ to ascertain whether or not information really has been exchanged. Pair work strengthens the learner's self-confidence and self-esteem.[10] It develops critical thinking. Pair work can be seen when 2 learners do a conversation, an interview or a debateinside the class. The 2 learners participate in exchanging personal ideas to solve a problem. The can play the role of evaluation.

Roll the ball. This can be used to practise any language that requires a question and answer pattern. They can roll the ball to each other and have to say the appropriate sentence as they roll the ball. E.g. “Hello” “Hello” “What’s your name?”" How are you today?"....... etc. Remember the sentences they practice should be fairly short.