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How Studying the Past Can Help ESL Students Develop Their English Skills...

Do you love history? 

Do you want to improve your English skills? 

If so, you're in luck! 

Studying history can be an excellent way for ESL English students to develop their language skills and become more comfortable with academic writing and speaking. In this blog post, we'll explore ways studying history can help ESL students improve their English skills and provide real-world examples to help you understand why history is such a valuable subject.

Vocabulary Development.

When it comes to studying history, vocabulary is vital. Historical texts contain many specific and academic words and phrases that you may not come across in everyday conversation. However, by studying history, ESL students can expand their vocabulary and become more comfortable using academic language. For example, if you're exploring the American Civil War, you might come across words like "emancipation," "secession," and "reconstruction." By learning these words in context, you can understand how they fit into a larger historical narrative and use them to express your ideas and opinions.

Real-World Example. 

Imagine you're an ESL student studying the Industrial Revolution in the United Kingdom. You read a text about the impact of industrialisation on working-class families and come across the word "squalid." You don't know what it means, so you look it up and discover that it means "dirty and unpleasant." Armed with this new vocabulary word, you can now use it to describe the living conditions of working-class families during the Industrial Revolution and express your own opinions about the impact of industrialisation on society.

Reading Comprehension.

Historical texts can be challenging to read, especially for ESL students who need to become more familiar with the language patterns and structures used in academic writing. However, by practising reading historical texts and discussing them in class, ESL students can develop their reading comprehension skills and learn how to interpret complex ideas and arguments.

Real-World Example.

Let's say you're an ESL student studying the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. You read a text about the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which lasted for over a year and played a crucial role in the desegregation of public transportation in the United States. At first, you may need help understanding the text because it uses complex sentence structures and unfamiliar vocabulary. However, by discussing the text in class and asking your teacher to explain key concepts, you can start to understand the historical significance of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and how it contributed to the Civil Rights Movement as a whole.

Writing Skills.

Writing is an essential skill for ESL students to develop, and studying history can provide them with opportunities to practice writing in a structured, academic style. In addition, writing essays and research papers on historical topics can help ESL students learn how to organise their thoughts and ideas, use proper grammar and syntax, and cite sources correctly.

Real-World Example.

Let's say you're an ESL student studying World War II. Your teacher assigns you a research paper on the causes of the war and asks you to analyse primary sources like speeches and government documents. At first, you may find the assignment daunting because it requires you to write in an academic style and use complex sentence structures. However, by breaking the task down into smaller pieces and seeking feedback from your teacher, you can learn how to organise your ideas and write a compelling research paper that demonstrates your understanding of the causes of World War II.

Critical Thinking.

History is about analysing and interpreting information, which requires critical thinking skills. ESL students can develop these skills by studying historical events and examining them from different perspectives.

Real-World Example.

Let's say you're an ESL student studying the French Revolution. You read a text about the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen, a key document in the Revolution. You are asked to analyse the document and discuss its significance in class. By analysing the document, you can develop critical thinking skills that will help you understand how the French Revolution impacted modern politics and society.

All in all, studying history can be an excellent way for ESL students to develop their English skills in various ways. By expanding their vocabulary, improving their reading comprehension, developing their writing skills, and enhancing their critical thinking abilities, ESL students can become more comfortable with academic language and better express their ideas and opinions. 

So, if you're an ESL student with a passion for history, embrace it! 

Use history to improve your English skills and broaden your knowledge of the world around you.

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8 June 2020 | Catching up with my HIST 4820 for the whole day. Now, I am gonna work on my Sociology paper.

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Revision Notes My first step to studying history is making revision notes that summarize the material I’m learning. I aim to write around one point per paragraph but I rarely do that :’) Realistically, I write around 4-5 points. (whoops!) One trick I use to make myself truly distill the material is by pretending the bullet point I’m making is going to go on a flashcard. (Which it is anyway!) This way, I remember that I don’t want to distill the information again for the flashcards part. 

Flashcards This is actually a recent thing I started to do when studying for history. On one side of the flashcard, I would write the paragraph title or the general gist of what the content is about. On the other side, I have the bullet point(s) from my notes summarized even further. After creating the flashcards, I practice retrieval from both sides. If I’m using physical flashcards, my process for reviewing is the same as the learn mode on Quizlet. The learn mode is simply get it right twice. It’s quick, easy, and I learn a lot. When using digital flashcards, my favourite site to use is Quizlet. I use different modes depending on how much time I want to spend studying and the depth of the material. Flashcards are extremely helpful for remembering the dates of key events, main ideas, or key people. 

Mind map For the longest time ever I didn’t understand the point of mind maps. They were just too confusing?? I decided that I would try to make a mind map for the history topics. The topics were just too confusing and a mind map helped me see where they connected. I also used my mind map as a guide for my ‘blurts’. You can see one of my mind maps here. 

Blurts Blurts are when I see a topic name/paragraph title and I blurt out everything I know about the topic. Blurts can really help you see the gaps in your knowledge. 

Timelines This is self-explanatory when it comes to history. There’s just so many random dates and having it in chronological order is really helpful. 

This is just my way of studying for history. Of course, it’s best to experiment with what works best for you when studying if you can. You can see I experimented a bit by trying out flashcards and mind maps. The end result: a more effective way to study for me! 

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A generation that ignores history has no past and no future.

These are the important events that changed the world forever.

Remember them!

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I am working on my presentation + written assignment focusing on Islamic Reformist Movement in Indonesia. I will be quite occupied this week since I have midterm examination all waiting in queue lol.

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We react to the present with our past...⚡️ #remember #studyhistory #openyoureyes #present #definedby #past #memorialday

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This book should be required reading for every natural-born U.S. citizen. It took me about 6 months to read (it's 800+ pages) but I learned so much more about the Civil War then what they teach in school. The root cause was slavery for anyone wondering. Trump's comments about the civil war just reflect an overall ignorance about U.S. history in this country #readabook #studyhistory