1. Focus on the development of vocabulary.

2. Encourage active use of new words.

3. Use a variety of teaching methods to engage students.

4. Incorporate real-life examples to illustrate new words.

5. Provide regular opportunities for practice and review.

6. Encourage students to use the new words in context.

7. Use technology to supplement traditional teaching methods.

8. Incorporate games and activities into the lesson plan.

9. Encourage students to take ownership of their learning.

10. Provide feedback and support to help students improve.

11. Create a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

12. Encourage students to interact and collaborate with each other.

13. Use role-plays and discussions to help students remember new words.

14. Encourage students to read and write in English to reinforce learning.

15. Provide opportunities for students to practice listening and speaking.

16. Use flashcards and other study aids to help students memorize new words.

17. Encourage students to try new words in their writing and speaking.

18. Use songs and rhymes to help students learn new words.

19. Encourage students to use the new words in their everyday life.

20. Provide opportunities for students to practice using the new words in context.

21. Use technology to provide additional resources for students.

22. Encourage students to take risks and try new things.

23. Use visual aids and other multimedia resources to help students learn new words.

24. Encourage students to use the new words in their own writing.

25. Use hands-on activities to help students learn new words.

26. Encourage students to use the new words in their everyday conversation.

27. Use online dictionaries and other resources to help students improve their understanding of new words.

28. Encourage students to provide feedback and constructive criticism on their peers' writing.

29. Use creative and engaging lesson plans to help students learn new words.

30. Encourage students to explore the meaning of new words in context.

31. Use flashcards and other study aids to help students memorize new words.

32. Encourage students to try new words in their writing and speaking to help them remember their meanings.

33. Use songs and rhymes to help students learn new words and their meanings.

34. Encourage students to use the new words in their everyday life to help them remember their meanings.

35. Use technology to provide additional resources for students to learn about new words and their meanings.

36. Encourage students to take risks and try new things when learning new words.

37. Use visual aids and other multimedia resources to help students understand the meanings of new words.

38. Encourage students to use the new words in their own writing to help them understand their meanings.

39. Use online dictionaries and other resources to help students improve their understanding of new words and their meanings.

40. Encourage students to provide feedback and constructive criticism on their peers' writing to help them understand the meanings of new words.

41. Use creative and engaging lesson plans to help students understand the meanings of new words and their meanings.

42. Encourage students to explore the different shades of meaning in new words.

43. Use flashcards and other study aids to help students memorize new words and their meanings.

44. Encourage students to try new words in their writing and speaking to help them understand their meanings.

45. Use songs and rhymes to help students learn new words and their meanings while also learning to pronounce them correctly.

46. Encourage students to use the new words in their everyday conversation to help them understand their meanings.

47. Use technology to provide additional resources for students to learn about new words and their meanings while also learning to pronounce them correctly.

48. Encourage students to take risks and try new things when learning new words and their meanings.

49. Use visual aids and other multimedia resources to help students understand the nuances of new words and their meanings.

50. Encourage students to provide feedback and constructive criticism on their peers' writing to help them understand the nuances of new words and their meanings.