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Error Analysis Remedial TeachingSet 1

1Which of the following is considered when a student is going to take remedial classes?*

2Which term best matches this definition?Identifying and addressing mistakes to promote learning.

3What is the best approach when a student says, "I don't know what to do" ?

4A teacher should

5Which of the following is a characteristic of effective error correction in EFL/ESL classrooms?

6When a teacher uses daily practice to reinforce new learning and determines targets for reteaching if certain errors are persisting they are using which direct teaching strategy?

7Why is it important for teachers to anticipate and plan responses to misconceptions and errors?

8When a student says 'Go pool' and the teacher asks 'Are you going to play pool or go to a pool to swim?', this is an example of:

9If students need more targeted help, the teacher will introduce small groups to work on specific skills.interventions take place a few times a week during electives or enrichment activities so that students don't miss out on class time.

10Which error correction method involves the teacher providing the correct form after a student makes an error?

11Mistakes are:

12(Competency 9)All of the following are specific strategies for building ACCURACY except:

13What is the ultimate goal of intervention?

14The teacher has collected an essay which her intermediate wrote for homework. She wants the students to become more aware of their own errors and mistakes.

15Which of the following is an example of indirect feedback?

16According to NCF 2005, errors are important because they provide an insight into the child's thinking and help to identify solutions.

17What is the most effective mode of error correction in second language acquisition?

18How should mistakes be seen during the process of learning?

19Which feedback strategy involves directly stating the correct form?

20Danielle is a behavior analyst who is working with her client to identify letters. She gives the instruction, "Show m A." The client begins to reach for E. What should Danielle do next when using the four-step error correction procedure with her client?

21How should teachers approach the correction of mistakes in the classroom, as per Scrivener (2005)?

22In the context of classroom management, which of the following best explains the primary purpose of a teacher's verbal correction, considering its impact on student behavior and learning outcomes?

23Error correction should be delivered .....

24As an upper primary school mathematics teacher you believe that students' errors provide insights into their thinking.

25Al grammar checkers are only typo fixers.

26What is the BEST strategy to motivate a student who is consistently underperforming?

27One technique that can be used when correcting types of errors or slips.

28Which term best matches this definition?Teaching approach minimizing mistakes during learning to build confidence.

29..... is repeating information verbatim, either mentally or aloud.

30Correction should always come from the teacher.

31Mistakes and errors made by students

32The success of remedial teaching depends on ......

33How can teachers use Trial and Error learning in the classroom?

34In theory, how should mistakes be viewed in the classroom?

35When error correction is done in Suggestopedia, it is always done in a way that is:

36What is the suggested approach to handling mistakes in practice tests?

37Which of the following is the best action of a teacher to help a student who can hardly pass a subject due to low reading ability?

38Which strategy involves providing a statement about the rules when correcting errors?

39Which type of error analysis provides numerical data on learner errors?

40Error Analysis differs from CAH in that it:

41Child: This dinosaur is more big. Teacher: OK, this dinosaur's biggerThe teacher's strategy in scaffolding children's language by .....

42Zakk, a second grader, is overheard by his teacher using a mildly profane word. What would be her best response?

43The term " ..... " is the process in which incorrect linguistic structures become a habit and cannot be easily corrected.

44Which of the following is not considered in organizing a remedial program?*

45Which error correction strategy might involve asking a student to explain their reasoning?

46The needs analysts should first learn what the SLA field knows about the hierarchy of learning English (or the steps involved in the process). Then, they should interpret what that means for learning the specific ESP in question, particularly for their students in terms of where the students currently are in the hierarchy or process of learning the ESP

47What if I make a mistake with grammar and vocabulary ..... etc.?

48What is the role of feedback in language learning?

49Which of the following best describes a "recast" in language learning?

50A teacher plans a remedial session to build self-confidence in students with language skill deficits. Which action aligns with this goal?

51Students are never afraid to make mistakes and don't mind being corrected. Nobody's perfect, so if we make something wrong, what we need to do is accept and take notes.

52Child: Last Saturday my auntie take me to the cinema. Teacher: Take?The teacher's strategy in scaffolding children's language by .....

53Which concept involves recognizing patterns of errors in learner language?

54What type of correcting error technique is this?S. We does message him in his spare time.T. We does?S. We do message him in his spare time.

55For effective remedial instruction, work for learning-in-content. What does learning-in=content mean?

56Which term best matches this definition?Review of student errors to determine patterns and needs.

57Mastery orientation can be encouraged by

58Which feedback method involves the teacher reformulating a student's error into the correct form?

59In Step 3: Lesson structure and activities, what should teachers do to address possible student misconceptions?

60A student consistently confuses "its" and "it's." What direct feedback strategy can help address this issue?

61What is the purpose of on-the-spot correction techniques?