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Principles Maxims Of Language TeachingSet 3

1Which of the following follows the principle of involving more sense for effective e teaching-and-learning?

2Can reduce both learning time & errors

3A learning facilitator differs from a trainer because they:

4Which teaching method best promotes behavioral engagement?

5Which principle emphasizes the inclusion of values such as socialism, democracy, and fraternity in the curriculum?

6Which of the following best describes the Gradual Release of Responsibility model?

7The Pendular Swing Model helps teachers understand that methodologies:

8Which of the following is NOT a purpose of a warm-up?

9Set no limits on students and believe everyone can be successful

10How long should a teacher talk before having the students apply their new knowledge?

11Which of the following is not part of the success factors?

12The best teacher behaviour is

13The essence of the principle of dynamism in the teaching methodology:

14According to Thorndike, which of the following is NOT a major law of learning?

15What does the subject of Theoretical and Teaching Methodology of Informatics help students understand?

16It is generally believed that a language teacher uses (a) of the period during class teaching.

17Mastery Learning Student must master one skill before they can move on to the next

18What is "Needs Analysis"?

19The MMM and PPP are ..... in teaching and learning a foreign language

20Which teaching principle reflects the relationship between the stages of cognition?

21The Instructor reminds the students how the material will benefit them.

22Which element is not part of preparing for quality teaching?

23A student expresses frustration after receiving feedback. The teacher responds by helping the student reflect and set goals. What trait is most evident?

24A child says, "I want to play with those," and points to the blocks. The teacher responds, "Great! We can play with those blue and yellow blocks." This is an example of:

25Warmers or warm-ups are fun and energizing activities usually used ..... a lesson.

26The rate at which a teacher presents components of a lesson or the lessons throughout the day

27What should a teacher do when a student is not responding during a Zoom class?

28What is a key feature of effective Teacher Language Awareness?

29According to the text, which factor best determines the value of a teacher?

30Why is active student involvement important for effective knowledge transfer and retention?

31Why is it good to establish routines at the beginning rather than the end of the class?

32Which one is included in learner-centered environment?

33Teaching strategies should be

34According to Social Constructivism Strategy #3, teachers should ..... to confirm students are on task.

35Teacher should encourage students to participate in group activities and group assignments that promote competitive spirit, mutual understanding and fellow feeling.

36In learnercentered teaching, teachers are described as being?

37In large classes where little of the work can be individualized, the most effective and practical way to individualized instruction is to:

38The function of a teacher in a democratic classroom is to .....

39Which of the following statements is true about active learning?

40According to the classification based on time and action planning, which of the following is the broadest aspect of teaching methods?

41What is one instance in which student participation in learning can be favorable and strong?

42What enters into pedagogical processes?

43Which of the following is not a guidance principle?

44What does "self-directed learning" entail?

45Characteristics of a Social Constructivist learning

46Language skills can be learnt better

47Why does the teacher have to plan the day's activities?

48We can control lesson content, lesson pace,

49Normally, who decides what learning activities to do in the daily Study Hour?

50A well-prepared lesson plan helps a teacher mainly in:

51Which dimension of learnercentered teaching emphasizes that instructors act primarily as facilitators rather than content experts?

52A teacher gives praise after a correct answer to encourage more participation. What learning concept is illustrated by the praise?

53Support structures used by teachers to help learners move to the next level of understanding are known as:

54Why might a teacher use a bell-ringer related to a previous lesson?

55Since learning is an active process, which of the following activities apply the role of the student as a participant rather than a passive learner?

56Which of the following best describes what meaningful learning is?

57Which principle of learning highlights the role of cooperation and collaboration among students?

58A teacher encouraging students to evaluate multiple viewpoints on a topic promotes-

59Why do students become more engaged in learning when presented with a controversy?

60Teacher B wants to gauge the level of comprehension of the students in the new lesson. To do this, Teacher B writes 3 examples on the board, asks the students to determine which of the following sentences is a correct example of the concept and explain why they think the example if correct. Which guiding principle in language teaching does Teacher B apply?

61A teacher in a learner-centered classroom notices that some students miss key instructions because they are delivered individually. What is the most effective solution?