For example, having a short quiz periodically will usually do the trick. Unfortunately, this method will not ensure that students will transfer this passive knowledge to actual use. Therefore, what teachers can do to motivate students to ask questions is to take advantage of students natural desire to accumulate things. I make sure the first one I give out is big. I also create situations where students have no choice but to ask me something.
Students receive one point for each question, and they can accumulate up to three points per class.
Students can earn points even if don't answer the question correctly. Not only does this technique encourage more participation in class, but also makes the grading system less ambiguous. Surveys Obviously, our students' ultimate goal is to use these information-finding techniques beyond the walls of the classroom with foreigners in a more natural setting. Then, divide the class into pairs and have them role play the interview. Encourage each person to come up with a fictitious identify and think of unusual answers to these questions.