Differences Between the Methods of E.S.A – Patchwork, Boomerang and Straight Arrow
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Differences Between the Methods of E.S.A – Patchwork, Boomerang and Straight Arrow

As educators in language teaching, we’re often presented with many (MANY) various methodologies designed to enhance our teaching effectiveness and student engagement. Central to this is the ESA (Engage, Study, Activate) teaching method, known for its adaptability and effectiveness. However, within ESA, there are three distinct variations – Straight Arrow, Boomerang, and Patchwork – each…

The Boomerang: Engage Study Activate Teaching Method
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The Boomerang: Engage Study Activate Teaching Method

As English Teachers, we are constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance our teaching methods and engage our students more effectively. ( or at least we hope we all are!) Enter the Boomerang variation of the ESA (Engage, Study, Activate) teaching method. The Boomerang method in ESA is a more flexible approach. It still involves the…

The Straight Arrow Engage Study Activate Teaching Method
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The Straight Arrow Engage Study Activate Teaching Method

As teachers, we’re always on the lookout for effective methods that simplify language learning while keeping students engaged. The Straight Arrow ESA method does just that. Developed as a practical variation of the classic Engage, Study, Activate (ESA) framework, it offers a clear and straightforward approach to language teaching. The Straight Arrow method in ESA…

Engage Study Activate Method of Teaching.
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Engage Study Activate Method of Teaching.

Welcome to a practical exploration of the ESA (Engage, Study, Activate) teaching method, a straightforward and effective approach to language instruction. Developed by Jeremy Harmer, this method has gained popularity among ESL/EFL teachers for its simplicity and effectiveness. ESA Method in teaching involves three key stages: ‘Engage’ to captivate interest and enthusiasm of students, ‘Study’…