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Communicative Language TeachingSet 9

1Classroom activities. The teacher highlights the parts of a river from geography text which the learners have just read. Choose the main aim of CLIL.

2What is emphasized in the class besides theory?

3With productive skills we go from guided practice, to more controlled, to .....

4T helps Ss to get their message across:

5A teacher who believes in the progressivist theory of education would embrace certain reforms on methodology. Which reform would be consistent with this theory?

6Listen and do activities are based on ..... Theory

7As a performer in roleplay activity, a teacher should perform .....

8In Communicative Language Teaching, what is the primary focus of language use?

9Classroom activities. Learners find out about different ways to reuse materials. Choose the main aim of CLIL.

10Which of the following activities is probably the most meaningful for developing ELL's communicative skills?

11Using authentic materials stimulates students to go on and read more in original.

12What refers to teaching in a way that is indirect, such as using discovery approaches or instruction that is embedded rather than providing direct explanations and modeling?

13Learners should be taught to use effective learning strategies and communication strategies.

14Who developed Theory of Learning in which the Communicative Language Teaching is based on?

15When designing a language curriculum, NESTs may prioritize:

16CLT focuses on:

17What key finding is attributed to Brown (2015) in the provided material?

18Why is it beneficial to bring native speakers' voices into the classroom through audio files?

19Innovation in EFL aims to:

20Which task in the Work Session focuses on collaborative interpretation of sources?

21A merit of Community Language learning Method is?

22For communicative purposes, CLT moved away from grammatical competence to..(pick 2)

23This model of communication asserted that the message sent by the source is not necessarily the message received by the destination, because of the noise that hampers the communication process.

24If a teacher introduces these questions to promote interaction "Are you going to the movies? Will you go to the movies like the man in the recording?" The teacher is using a ..... approach.

25Which factor is often emphasized in communicative language teaching?

26Which pairing is pedagogically the most mismatched?

27How does content-based instruction differ from traditional grammar teaching?

28What is the role of the teacher in experiential learning?

29The communicative approach requires language to be meaningful through interaction and negotiation between learners.

30The Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP)

31Which teacher role is emphasized in ESP?

32An activity where learners act out characters in situations is a .....

33What is a key feature of Freer Practice?

34What teaching approach emphasizes meaningful use of language?

35Total Physical Response (TPR) was developed by Dr. James J. Asher and is based on the idea of linking language to:

36According to Lee (2022), what effect does integrating CLT principles have on students compared to traditional grammar-focused methods?

37The teacher should not permit the use of the native language as this would hamper the development of English.

38In modern or personalized method of learning, the role of a teacher is of:

39Based on the principles of CBLP, how might a teacher approach grammar instruction?

40What is the main focus of "dogme ELT" in methodology?

41What is rote learning (Silent Way avoids this)?

42ALLOW STUDENTS TO APPLY CONCEPTS TO REAL WORLD SITUATIONS

43CBI is an approach to L2 where teaching is organized around ..... that students need to acquire rather than on the linguistic form

44What is the teaching focus in ENL?

45[TOPIC 2] In suggesting the classroom as the ultimate environment, ..... offers four guidelines for achieving effective communication. The classroom should 1) provide a variety of stimuli, 2) provide a secure, comfortable feeling, 3) be adapted to fit the activity, and 4) give some privacy and individuality.

46Why are stories or real-life examples valuable in a presentation?

47How can a teacher help students improve their functional language skills?

48Which is NOT a teacher's role in learner-centered approach?

49Cuisenaire rods are used in:

50A group discussion to produce ideas or solve problems, to enhance creativity of the child.

51Sometimes we do that by rewording a student's utterance and saying it back to the learner in its improved form. Example, S: I'm not of the same opinion as my friend. T: Oh, you mean you don't agree with him.

52Communicative Strategies refers to the methods that people use to interact in various conversations, and understanding these strategies is essential for effective communication.

53What primary focus does in-class time have in a flipped classroom model?

54What is the best way to teach functional language?

55A primary goal of CLT is to enable learners to:

56In which approach is the teacher's role primarily that of a facilitator rather than a traditional instructor?

57Which teaching approach is most suitable for English in Primary Education?

58I am an approach that aims to equip learners with the tools to use language dynamically and meaningfully.

59Find the row listing the qualities of communicative competence.

60What the students should be able to do in the ESP at the end of instruction. The language uses in the particular ESP and exemplars of those language uses.

61Why is CL important in Vietnam today?