Things an EFL teacher should NEVER do!

Here are some things an English as a Foreign Language teacher should NEVER do: 

• Never speak too fast or use complex vocabulary that is beyond your students' comprehension.
  
  
• Never belittle or embarrass students for making mistakes.
  
  
• Never rely solely on textbooks or lectures without incorporating interactive activities.
  
  
• Never ignore individual students' needs or differences in learning styles.
  
  
• Never make assumptions about your students' prior knowledge or background.
  
  
• Never use offensive or inappropriate language or topics in the classroom.
  
  
• Never neglect to plan your lessons in advance or arrive unprepared.
  
  
• Never favor or discriminate against certain students based on their abilities or backgrounds.
  
  
• Never discourage students from using their native language when necessary.
  
  
• Never ignore feedback or questions from your students.
  
  
• Never skip providing clear instructions or explanations for tasks or activities.
  
  
• Never focus solely on grammar and neglect other important language skills.
  
  
• Never rush through lessons or fail to allocate sufficient time for practice and review.
  
  
• Never underestimate the importance of building rapport and creating a supportive classroom environment.
  
  
• Never neglect to provide constructive feedback and guidance for improvement.
  
  
• Never avoid incorporating authentic materials or real-life contexts in your lessons.
  
  
• Never neglect to assess your students' progress and adapt your teaching accordingly.
  
  
• Never force students to speak or participate if they are uncomfortable doing so.
  
  
• Never neglect to address and correct misconceptions or errors that arise during class.
  
  
• Never stop learning and developing your own teaching skills and knowledge.