BLOQUE II Flashcards
(10 cards)
What is the main goal of communicative techniques in language teaching?
The main goal is to help students develop communicative competence by using the language in real situations and meaningful conversations.
Why is pair and group work important in language learning?
Pair and group work increase speaking time, boost confidence, and help students practice real-life communication in a fun and interactive way.
What is cooperative learning?
Cooperative learning is when students work together in groups to achieve a common goal. It encourages teamwork, critical thinking, and shared responsibility.
What is the purpose of Total Physical Response (TPR)?
TPR helps students learn a language by listening to commands and responding with physical actions, making learning more natural and fun.
What are functional communication activities?
These are activities that help students use language in real-life situations, such as games, problem-solving, role plays, and information-gap exercises.
What are social interaction activities?
They are activities that help students practice social skills and use everyday language in conversations. Examples include dialogues and role-playing.
What is the purpose of humanistic language activities?
They focus on students’ emotions and personal growth, creating a supportive environment for language learning. Examples include journals, storytelling, and creative writing.
What is Task-Based Language Learning (TBA)?
TBA is a method where students complete real-life tasks (like shopping or solving a problem) to practice their communicative competence.
How does Project-Based Learning (PBL) help students?
PBL helps students solve real-world problems, think critically, and work in teams while learning new skills like research and communication.
What are some steps in Project-Based Learning?
Some steps include introducing the project, researching, creating a product, presenting it, and reflecting on what they learned.
