Unit 1 TEFL Flashcards

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What are paralinguistic gestures?

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Physical gestures, tone of voice

Paralinguistic gestures enhance communication by adding emotional context.

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Why is it important to consider why a student learns English?

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Some study as their lingua franca and some do it to study abroad

Understanding motivations can tailor teaching approaches.

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What is a lingua franca?

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Common language people speak when they speak 2 different native languages

It facilitates communication between speakers of different languages.

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What are the components of language?

COMPONENTS, not skills

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Vocab, grammar, and pronunciation

These components are essential for effective language learning.

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What are the four language skills?

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Reading, writing, speaking, listening

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What are receptive skills?

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Ability to receive/understand the language

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What are productive skills?

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Ability to produce language

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What structure does a lesson usually follow?

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WBP: warmer, body, plenary

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What is the purpose of a warmer in a lesson?

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Introduces topic of lesson

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What does the body of a lesson provide?

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Structure

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What is the function of the plenary in a lesson?

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Review/summary

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What should be done instead of lecturing during a lesson?

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Use a relatable topic to introduce things to students

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What does practicing during a lesson do?

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Stimulates learning

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Give examples of controlled practice.

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Gap fills, short Q&A, multiple choice questions

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What are activities for students to produce language?

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Open ended questions, roleplays, writing activities

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What does TTT stand for?

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Test, teach, test

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When is TTT useful?

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When planning to introduce a complex topic

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What is TTT stage 1?

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Short test that shows how much students know

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What should be prepared if students know less or more than expected in TTT?

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Back up easier/harder lesson

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What is TTT stage 2?

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Provide activities and introduce to MFP

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What does MFP stand for?

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Meaning, form, and pronunciation

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What is TTT stage 3?

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Draw students’ attention to what they’ve learned and ask slightly but similar questions as stage 1

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What does the ESA lesson structure stand for?

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Engage, study, activity

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What is fluency?

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Ability to speak freely without hesitation

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What does accuracy focus on?
Being correct
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What do writing lessons focus on?
Form, formality, structure, and tone
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What do reading lessons focus on?
Comprehension, reading for detail
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How many tenses does English have?
12
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What do pronunciation lessons focus on?
Individual sounds of English, which syllables are emphasized, rise and fall of voice, connected speech
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What do vocab lessons focus on?
Individual words and words that go together
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What is a phrasal verb?
Phrase consisting of a verb + adverb / + preposition
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What is an idiom?
Common phrase whose meaning isn't deductible from the individual words used
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What does S-S stand for?
Student and student (pairs)
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What does T-C stand for?
Teacher-class
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What does T-S stand for?
Teacher-student
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What does Ss-Ss refer to?
Group activity (3-5)
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What does S stand for?
Student on their own
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What does O/C stand for?
Open class
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What are the benefits of group work?
Spotlight on students, increases students talking time
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What is differentiation in teaching?
Tailoring lessons to meet different needs, skills, and learning styles
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What are the student learner types?
Visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic learners
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What is direct feedback?
Point out mistake and correct it
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What is indirect feedback?
Announce mistake and not necessarily correct it
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Students who find the answers themselves tend to _______.
Stick to the solution and remember it
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What is a monolingual class?
All have the same native language
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What is a multilingual class?
All have different native languages
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What does CEFR stand for?
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
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What are the CEFR levels?
A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
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What are the 8 parts of speech?
Nouns, verbs, determiners, adverbs, pronouns, adjectives, prepositions, conjunctions
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What are determiners?
Words placed before nouns to show which one, how many, or whose ## Footnote Example: ***This*** book is interesting.
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What are conjunctions?
Words that connect words/phrases ## Footnote Example: I like tea ***and*** coffee.
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What are cognates?
Term for related words across languages ## Footnote Example: anniversary and anniversario.
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What are collocations?
Words that occur together often more than with other words ## Footnote Example: have a party rather than make a party.
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What are word families?
Words that have a common feature, pattern, meaning
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What are effective techniques to teach vocab without translating?
Mimes, pictures, diagrams, flashcards, realia, dictionary
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What are dictionary training activities?
Dictionary race, word of the day
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What things should be considered while teaching vocab?
CEFR, class’ interests, ages, and culture