The teacher and the student
Quiz by Brenna Woods
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- Q1these teachers take the role, tell students things, organize drills, read aloud, and in various ways exemplify a teacher-fronted class.ControllersOrganiserPrompterAssessor45s
- Q2It often involves giving students information, telling them how they are going to do an act., making pairs-groups, and finally closing things down.ControllersPrompterOrganizerAssessor45s
- Q3Teachers will be dealing with corrections, offering feedback and correction, and grading students. The teacher must always be sensitive to the student's possible reaction.ResourceAssessorPrompterParticipant45s
- Q4Offer words, phrases, suggest that the student say something or suggest what comes next in writing.PrompterAssessorOrganizerControllers45s
- Q5Teachers may also want to join discussions, or any other task as a participant, without taking control of the task.PrompterAssessorResourceParticipant45s
- Q6the teacher wants to be helpful and available, but at the same time we have to resist the urge to spoon-feed the student and make them become over.reliant.Resource45s
- Q7A combination of a prompter and a resource. A more personal contact with the student, a chance to feel supported and helped for sts. An enhancement of the general atmosphere.ControllerParticipantTutorObserver45s
- Q8The teacher uses getures, mimes, to become a language model for students and be able to achieve comprehensible input.ControllerPrompterParticipantAid45s
- Q9Factors that teachers must take into account when preparing a class for their learners.Age and MotivationAgeLearner differencesAge, Learner Differences and Motivation45s
- Q10Learners are divided in these age groupsAdolescentsYoung childrenAll are correctAdults45s
- Q11At this age learners learn indirectly from everything that sorounds them.AdultsOld aged peopleAdolescentsYoung learners45s
- Q12They are considered overall the best language learnersYoung learnersAdolescentsAdultsOld age45s
- Q13These tests were believed to predict students future progress on the basis of their linguistic ability.Learner differences testAttitude testGood learners skills testAptitude45s
- Q14Good learner characteristics can be based on the assumptions made by their own culture?CorrectIncorrect45s
- Q15Enthusiast, oracular, participatos, and rebel are learner styles according to:Keith WillingJeremy HarmerMrs. WoodsTony wright45s