CTEL 1 - Chapter 7: Lesson 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Flashcards
a type of scoring guide that outlines a set of criteria for a writing assignment.
writing rubric
5 Benefits of a writing rubric
- increase the quality of my teaching by using rubrics to assess student performance, progress and competence level.
- provides expectation
- prevents students from being upset
- Can be tailored to meet students’ different levels of writing competence.
- allows the teacher to grade consistently
studies language that is not directly spoken. Instead, the speaker hints at or suggests a meaning, and the listener assumes the correct intention.
how words can be interpreted in different ways based on the situation.
pragmatics
refers to physical location or where the communication is taking place and when that communication takes place.
Environmental context
Factors of environmental context include ____
location
time
weather
temperature
Factors of environmental can produce ________, things that inhibit effective communication, and thus, the environmental context is an important aspect to consider when delivering a message.
barriers
Why is the time of day an important factor of the environmental context?
Because it affects how receptive the audience might be
involves communication between a small number of people, usually two or three.
Interpersonal communication
communication from one person to a large number of people
mass communication
Both interpersonal communication and mass communication are highly influenced by the setting in which the communication takes place.
Both interpersonal communication and mass communication are highly influenced by the setting in which the communication takes place.
Aspects of First Language that Influence English Writing
directionality, orthographic depth, morphology, sentence structure, discourse structure, and cultural expectations.
which is top to bottom and left to right
directionality
he consistency of spelling rules within a language; the degree to which a written language deviates from simple one-to-one letter–phoneme correspondence
orthographic depth
a student’s first language is an ability that can be used also in the second language by making the needed modifications
transferable skill
4 activities/ games to help with pragmatics
To say it or not to say it (appropriate or not)
Charades
Who are you talking to (role playing game)
Hello, Goodbye (how to greet appropriately)