what does roll play mean in teaching?
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I think you mean role play.  Kids role play all the time - they pretend - they act out scenarios as if they were real.  \n\nOne aspect of role play in teaching usually is related to teaching kids specific skills by having them practice them in real life type situations.  For example, children can learn how to greet each other, or good manners, etc. by acting out scenes which they can later use in real life.  You can use role play as a teaching tool with young children, teenagers, adults, anyone, really.\n\nThese links should help you.
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it means  laughing my a** off.  \n\nanother you might see is ROFL   rolling on the floor laughing.
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it means to tease and joke in a playful manner that is usually sexually motivated, but not always. Or it could mean that you are just toying with something. example : you are toying with the idea that you should get off the computer and go do something outdoors
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its like a cat purring.  Put your tongue back in your throat and posistion the tip by the gum line of your twofront teeth, and push a little air after the initial american R.  you roll both R and RR, but Roll RR a little longer, most people dont rool regular R s , but your supposted to.
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if the class is new to itself and the sts dont know each other then either do some fun questionnaires or try a throing ball game where you shout out the sts name before throwing it to them to get them all used to each other. if its only you that is new then teacha few ordinary lessons first, dont lose their respect by trying to be too fun at first, let them see that you are a teacher first and then as you get to know then and they you, you can reward them with some fun games.
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they like to play a game
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D.) Teachers can use surveys as useful tools. If many people in the class enjoy  Activity X (whatever most like to do) the teacher can find ways to teach his subject matter through that activity or through discussion of that activity. For example, an English language teacher learns that his students really like popular music. He can then use examples from song lyrics to teach the students various parts of speech and their usage.
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As you can see from previous answers, there are a number of terms that describe this type of teaching.  One of the earliest terms was "team teaching".
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Roll is a list of names of a group - could be in the military or school or any organization.\n\nTo call the roll is to call every name on the list to see who is present and who is absent.
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A play based on a story they are already familiar with (like many of the excellent suggestions above).  If they are already familiar with the story, knowing how to play their roles and learning their lines will be much easier and more meaningful for them, which will increase EVERYONE'S level of enjoyment in the project.  Have fun!
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Just think of it like baseball. Its the same thing, except you dont swing at the ball with the bat, but instead kick it with you leg. The positions in the outfield are self explanatory(right, center, and left field) and if you catch it out there, they are out. If it rolls to you, just throw it back into play. Have fun!
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First, decide on the grammar point you want to teach.  The idea here is really to teach a concept, and then give the students a chance to APPLY it ---hence, the game every few minutes.\nSo think of it as teaching the concept, and then playing the game TO REINFORCE THE CONCEPT.  I would leave time at the end of your lesson plan to REVIEW the concepts AND the point of the games to reinforce your theme.  That would pull your lesson together nicely.  The use of skillful questions in your lesson plan is a good way to summarize, and to see if the students learned from your lesson.
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If you had the answer to your own question then why ask? Just so you do know the truth playing pool on a video game is an excellent way to learn how to use English when taking a shot.
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I have NEVER heard of this practice.\n\nMiddle and High school plays are for the STUDENTS.  Why a teacher would take the place of a student is beyond me.
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As a high school teacher involved in a program to welcome freshmen to the school, and then teaching them "life lessons", I have found that there is one game in particular that works best to explain to them the ideal of honor.\n\nThe game is called fireball.  In this game, have all of the students stand around the room in a circle.  Then, explain to them the rules of this game, which are:\n1. There is no vocal noise what so ever.\n2. No bad throws\n3. No bad catches\nThe point of this game is like catch, they throw the ball back and forth.  When they break a rule, they are to sit down.  But, there are no judges telling them to sit down or when they broke a rule.  They decide when they broke a rule and when they sit down.  If they ask any questions, tell them it is up to them and them alone.  \n\nThis games exemplifies honor because in life, it is up to us to decide when we do something wrong.  People have honor when they live the truth.  Explain this idea to them after playing the game.
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People who associate "playing" with the stock market are usually speculators.  Even people who do research in the stock market play by speculation.  Very few people are investors.  The few that fall into the investors category, don't play because it is their life.  \n\nI think the word "play" is used because speculators are completely unsure of winning or losing.  Its like a slot machine for some people.   Buying a stock is like pulling the handle on a slot machine.  The house has an advantage over you.
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some type of break in the presenation is always helpful.  for example giving an hands-on example (i.e. pulling someone from the audience or class, or having them involved with answering or asking questions) when ever i take the time to move away from the presentaion in my classroom, and get one of the student involved they seem to retain the information more.