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Principles Maxims Of Language TeachingSet 6

1If you apply Edgar's Dale's Cone of Experience in teaching, which would you do?

2A teacher wants to encourage less loquacious behavior in class. Which strategy would be most effective?

3How can individual educational philosophies be linked to learning theories?

4Innovative teaching mainly shifts focus from:

5What is TKT module 1 about?

6In which teaching approach do students have more freedom to choose their learning materials and activities?

7Which is NOT a description of a learner-centered curriculum?

8How should lexical and grammatical materials be handled according to the "less is more" principle?

9..... is the support given to a student by an instructor throughout the learning process.

10Dictation texts should contain useful or interesting content such as that seen in humorous or unusual stories, dialoguesand poems

11In the humanistic approach, the role of the teacher is primarily to:

12Teachers should try to encourage, praise a student for what they do well

13What is a main principle in intensive foreign language teaching methods?

14What is the first step before starting a lesson?

15An essential learning competency must be .....

16Scenario 10: A teacher is planning a lesson. They consider the learning objectives, student needs, and instructional strategies to create an engaging and effective lesson plan. What type of thinking was applied?

17What is the purpose of "Activate Prior Knowledge" in learning?

18The principle of conscious approach to language learning

19Implementing Questioning-Give the same ..... amount of wait time (think-time to all students).

20Which of the following factors most influences effective teaching?

21Which is the incorrect way to support language development

22Reflectivism brings about flexibility in teaching by:

23In formal cooperative learning teachers do not do one of the following:

24What is "active learning"?

25In an active learning classroom, the role of the teacher is best described as:

26English Communication Skills MCQs with Answers1. The first model of communication is said to have been developed by .....

27What is the teacher role?

28Kelly's lessons are self-paced, self-directed and includes a great deal individual contact with the teacher, this is typical in a ..... school.

29Reece and Walker (2003) stated that a lesson plan has two functions: a strategy/plan for teaching and what else?

30Their educational background and previous experience with English is not affecting the content of an english course for beginners.

31Leading by facilitating is the same as directing learning.

32Which of the following is NOT an objective of teaching?

33Teacher Kevin made certain his lesson content can be useful to his students, taking care of their needs in a student-centered classroom. What is this kind of quality content?

34"What I hear, I forgot. What I see, I remember. What I do, I understand. "this means that pupils learn best when they .....

35Reinforcement means:

36Which principle emphasizes the inclusion of content directly related to real-life situations in the curriculum?

37Aligning in-class activities closely with pre-class work primarily aims to achieve what?

38Which is the most important quality of a good teacher?

39Which of the following is NOT recommended by the guiding principle 'start where you are'?

40Ma'am Nenit scans carefully the google meet monitor to see if the students are still listening and following her instructions while cooking buttered shrimp.

41Lowering the easel so the children can comfortably reach the paper

42The concept of student-centered approach in teaching.

43The teacher's use of special clues or standard grammar use is:

44The first "A" in the 4A's of facilitating learning refers to:

45Which statement best captures the Principle of Accessibility in language teaching?

46Which of the following is NOT a step in the Gradual Release Model?

47To create a conducive learning environment, a teacher should .....

48Below are examples of different instructional strategiesbriefly explained (Saskatchewan Education 1991): It is a teaching strategy in which the learner is an active and not passive participant.

49Learning social behavior by watching models and receiving feedback is described by:

50A good ..... always captures students' attention.

51When asking a student a question, which of the following should be the primary consideration of the teacher for response time by a student?

52A democratic teaching style focuses on:

53A teacher wants to awaken students' desire to learn English. Which initial step is most effective?

54A facilitator teacher mostly does which action during class?

55Which statement best distinguishes foreign language teaching from history instruction?

56Implementing Questioning-Carefully gauge your ..... to students' responses to your questions.

57It is the specialized application of knowledge, skills and attributes designed to provide unique service to meet the educational needs of the individual and the society.

58Checking understanding of the target language is called .....

59If students are asked to compare traditional vs. contemporary artworks to identify shifts in meaning, the teacher is promoting:

60This is the essence of which teaching principle: Closely combining the solidification of knowledge with the flexible application of knowledge?

61The teacher does not have drills out of context, instead, she gives real-world Math problems for the learners to drill on. This act of Teacher is rooted from which principle of learning?