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Children's oral language development forms an important foundation for learning literacy. Which of the following classroom practices enable oral languages development?

Children's oral language development forms an important foundation for learning literacy. Which of the following classroom practices enable oral languages development? Correct Answer Participating in role-plays on favourite stories

Oral Technique: For testing the skills of listening and speaking, the oral technique is to be used, Different types of tasks can be used for this purpose. These tasks can be set up either formally or informally. Some of the ways of presenting language orally are:

  • Participating in role-plays on favourite stories
  • Drawing: Children can be shown drawn pictures to elaborate orally.
  • Pupil Interaction: Interacting with your pupils is always a good idea to boost their oral skills.
  • Using Mascot: Children find mascots (any human or animal or object or anything which represents a group with a common public identity, like, a school) to be funny and friendly. They get involved with them easily. 

Hence, we conclude that by participating in role-plays on favourite stories, children's oral language is developed.

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