Sharing jokes builds a sense of community in the classroom from "summary" of English Jokes for ESL Students by Gladys Garcìa Fernández
In the classroom, laughter can be a powerful tool for bringing students together. When students share jokes with one another, they are not just telling funny stories – they are building connections. Jokes have a way of breaking down barriers and creating a sense of camaraderie among classmates. As students laugh together, they are forming bonds that go beyond the surface level. Sharing jokes requires a level of trust and vulnerability, as students open up and show their sense of humor to their peers. This act of sharing creates a feeling of unity in the classroom, as students realize that they are all in this together. Furthermore,...
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