Is there anything a teacher can do to break Thai students out of their mold.
What I mean by this is I always find that they all seem to answer questions with nearly the same answer.
For example:
Who is your hero? Almost always they say my mom. They never have a hero like a leader, a scientist, author, or an explorer.
What is your favorite food? Most will say Tom Yum Goong. Never pizza or even fried rice.
Do you like to going to the mountains or the beach better. Usually they say beach.
What do you do at the beach? Never fails, they say eat seafood. Not swim, walk on the beach, or play volleyball.
Any thoughts as to why this is and how to get them to be more creative in their answers?
What I mean by this is I always find that they all seem to answer questions with nearly the same answer.
For example:
Who is your hero? Almost always they say my mom. They never have a hero like a leader, a scientist, author, or an explorer.
What is your favorite food? Most will say Tom Yum Goong. Never pizza or even fried rice.
Do you like to going to the mountains or the beach better. Usually they say beach.
What do you do at the beach? Never fails, they say eat seafood. Not swim, walk on the beach, or play volleyball.
Any thoughts as to why this is and how to get them to be more creative in their answers?
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