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Principles Maxims Of Language TeachingSet 16

1According to the slide 'Why use polling?', polling allows teachers to shift the class to student-centered participation.

2What is the central idea of the Principle of Durability?

3Which of the following is a key characteristic of an effective teacher?

4Language teaching principles: The areas of language learning-the receptive skills, the productive skills, and grammar and vocabulary will be taught in an integrated way, together with the use of relevant print and non-print resources, to provide multiple perspectives and meaningful connections.

5A limitation of Community Language Learning Method is,

6Which component focuses on how pupils should learn and work to attain the aims?

7This are the core Philosophies of Education on how one teacher centralizes his/her way of teaching.

8The content we teach should respond to the needs and interest of the learners "need ba siya sa learning sa bata?" [INFORMATION EXPLOSION] of which (7) Guiding Principles in the Selection & Organization of Content?

9The teacher gives a lecture to the students on a certain subject, using exercises that build on the students' past knowledge and help them gain a better comprehension of the topic. What role of teacher has been discussed?

10Implementing Questioning-After asking a question, ..... students with adequate ..... to think.

11Studying while listening to your favorite music is an effective way of developing great study habits.

12Which pedagogy is most suitable at the Preparatory Stage?

13Student-centered learning, which emphasizes the active role of the learner, is most aligned with the ideas of:

14Cumulative instruction involved combining practice of new skills with previously learning skills to make connections across concepts.

15What is the primary focus of English methodology?

16Key competences focus on:

17The following are the Principles in Designing an Adaptive Teaching Guide EXCEPT:

18The theory recognizes that individuals have a limited ability to absorb information at any one time.

19Active teaching methods aim to

20According to the passage, what are the three main roles a teacher may adopt in student learning?

21How do learnercentered teachers motivate students?

22Match the teacher's actions with the introductory activities for different lessons.The teacher does a short game with the students to give them energy.

23The teacher's role is more passive than in other programs.

24The STRONG FORM of interaction, means .....

25The ..... of teaching involves an understanding of the psychology behind the task of providing appropriate education. Education undergoes continuing research, analysis, reforms, intervention and evaluation.

26A teacher consistently adapts lessons based on student feedback and classroom dynamics. Which expert trait is shown?

27Learnercentered teachers encourage students to reflect on?

28What principle is involved in building content and teaching programs: The content of the teaching program must adapt to the majority of teachers and students?

29The domain on curriculum in the NCBTS focuses on teaching methods, learning activities and instructional materials. Which of the following is not indicated on the domain of the curriculum?

30It explains the role of reinforcement. Learning comes as a result of what happens immediately after the response. The focus in on the manipulation of reinforcement until you get the correct response. That describes..

31Which of the following would be a key feature of ESL instruction that is based on constructive theories of language

32In what way can teachers uphold the highest possible standards of quality education?

33How can the teacher best nurture and inspire learner participation?

34What is the primary goal of guiding students to construct knowledge in learning?

35What is "T T T" (Test-Teach-Test)?

36Which of the following appropriately refers to the coteaching model in which two teachers split the class into two groups and teach the same content simultaneously?

37A teacher asks, "Are you trying to find out the number of people in the class with brown eyes or brown hair?" What scaffolding technique is used?

38Which principle is essential when sequencing contents in Didactic Units?

39Which principle for selecting teaching strategies states that emotion has the power to increase retention and learning?

40Educator Preparation Program (EPP)

41In group discussion, the teacher's role is primarily to:

42Which feature best distinguishes direct instruction from indirect instruction?

43How students learn may be important than they learn. From this principle, which of the following is particularly important?

44Teacher motivation is important because:

45True or False:Pragmatic instruction is equally effective whether taught explicitly or implicitly.

46Which verbal communication technique helps build a climate of openness and support in the classroom?

47Which theory states that learning is a mechanical process of habit formation and proceeds by means of the frequent reinforcement of a stimulus-response sequence.

48A teacher not only conveys the subject matter, but also plays a role of behavior change towards the learners. Based on the learning theory, the most effective communication model in learning is:

49Teacher Lando asked the class: "Is the class answer correct?" Student A said "No." Teacher C asked the same student "Why 'no'?" Which did Teacher Lando do?

50Which of the following is a strategy to foster learner autonomy in language learning?

51What is the essential role of the instructor in the learnercentered model?

52In a classroom setting, which of the following is most essential for maintaining an effective learning environment?

53In British approach of lesson planning, more emphasis is on

54One of the followings is NOT part of Canale's (1983) concept of competence, that is

55Why is it important for an effective teacher to admit mistakes?

56Pictures are useful for getting students to predict what is coming next in a lesson is .....

57The following learner-centered principles pertain to cognitive and metacognitive factors, except:

58How does Ausubel view the teacher's role?

59Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a learner-centered classroom?

60All except one improves comprehension and learning through oral discourse. Whichone?

61Who was the first person in the history of schools to propose a relatively complete system of teaching principles?