Contents introduction chapter I. Language tasks and exercise

14.positive-effective , having a good result
15.Presentation-to show or display your project or assignment
16.Visual aids- video or pictures related to topic which help facilitate understanding
17.Methods-specific way of doing or managing something
18.Effectiveness-having or achieving good result
19.Formation-to make a form of something
20.Principle-The basic idea that plan or system is based on
21.Productive-Effective, producing or achieving a lot
22.Communication- way of changing information or ideas.
23.Theory- basic idea that plan or system is based on
24. Activation-making students to be more active in the class and set of methods for doing this.
25. Structure-the certain pattern of doing or making something.


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