Andrea Bennett, (2011) overemphasized the power of games and play to facilitate deep and meaningful learning where most productive and motivating learning experiences are taking place outside of school through playing and participation where children do enjoy learning via having a sense of their own progression and where the learning is relevant and appropriate.
Ersoz,( 2000) agreed that teaching English successfully is not just a question of method. He emphasized that the best lesson may fail due to the fact that the personal diversity and needs are underestimated; therefore, it is worth looking for reasons behind their passivessness which could be due to lack of fun and interest.
Ozmen, (2004) and Millis (2005) concluded that the learner who is positively predisposed toward the second language and culture is more motivated to become like its speakers, and is likely to experience greater success in second language acquisition than is the learner who has negative feelings about the second language, its speakers and their culture. In this regard they supported Lindfors, (1980) who emphasized the importance of raising self - esteem and awareness in the class because through it only one can have a successful language class where students feel secure and encouraged to learn.