Reading and Writing Class

Mathayom 4 students did an awesome work in designing their diagrams and had a writing activity later. In the said activity, they interpreted the process in an essay format. This activity is a great showcase of how creative the students are.

Why is it important to know how do you interpret a graph?

Knowing how to interpret diagram is important to make sense of the world around us and it has also become a crucial skill to have in the workplace. People can find reading and interpreting diagrams difficult because they can be confusing and misleading.

What is a Diagram?

A diagram is a non-quantitative graphical representation of information showing relations and connections using arrows, lines, figures and other visual links.

-Teacher Red

Study groups encourage members to think creatively and build strong communication skills. It has been proven that those who participate in study groups feel more confident and comfortable about reaching their academic goals.

In a 4-day virtual journey, students explored the intricacies of a Thai province, culminating in presentations that not only highlighted cultural nuances but also showcased their speaking skills. Each group were assigned with a Thai province-Krabi, Samut Sakhon, Chiang Mai and Phuket.

Adaptive Virtual Skills:
Despite the virtual format, students showcased adept research abilities, connecting with locals and exploring digital resources to gain a nuanced understanding of the Thai province.

Problem-Solving and Resilience:
Challenges such as time zone differences and technical glitches became opportunities for students to demonstrate adaptability and creative problem-solving skills.

Digital Storytelling Skills:
Students did their best to present the art of storytelling by seamlessly integrating elements into their presentations, creating captivating narratives.

Global Connectivity:
The graphical itinerary transcended geographical barriers, fostering a sense of global awareness as students connected local experiences to a broader, interconnected world.

This condensed virtual exploration not only unveiled the beauty of the Thai province but also equipped students with a diverse skill set, positioning them for success in the evolving landscape of communication and global interconnectedness.
– Teacher Red

Poster-making activities serve as a dynamic platform for enhancing communicative English language skills. In the realm of language learning, these activities offer students a unique opportunity to convey their thoughts, emotions, and ideas while promoting both linguistic and visual communication proficiency.

Vocabulary Enrichment

Poster-making requires learners to expand their vocabulary as they search for the right words to describe and explain the content of their posters. This process enhances their ability to articulate concepts and objects effectively, broadening their English lexicon.

Creative Storytelling

Poster design encourages creativity and imaginative thinking, enabling students to craft narratives or messages that accompany their visuals. These narratives compel them to structure sentences, use descriptive language, and employ storytelling techniques—contributing to improved communication skills.

Visual Interpretation

Analyzing and discussing posters in English class fosters critical thinking and effective communication. Students learn to express their interpretations, opinions, and emotions related to visual content, honing their ability to convey complex ideas in English.

Poster-Making Activities in Communicative Class

Poster-making activities are a versatile tool that not only enhances artistic expression but also plays a pivotal role in developing communicative English language skills. They encourage vocabulary enrichment, creative storytelling, and visual interpretation —all contributing to a comprehensive language education. Integrating poster-making into English language learning classrooms can be a transformative way to foster effective communication while nurturing creativity.

-Teacher Red