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Real English Unit 1 Flashcards

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What is a resourceful teacher?

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A resourceful teacher uses innovative teaching methods to bring material vividly to life.

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What does it mean to engage with students?

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Engaging with students means showing enthusiasm, creating an inspiring environment, and supporting them with encouraging words

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What is the role of wit and humor in teaching?

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Teachers use wit and humor to make learning enjoyable and to connect with students, understanding that reacting angrily is not effective.

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What is the importance of setting goals for teachers?

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It is important for teachers to set feasible goals to guide both their teaching and the progress of their students.

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What does it mean to expand horizons in teaching?

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Expanding horizons means broadening a student’s understanding and exposing them to new ideas or perspectives

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What does it mean to make eyes widen and mouths drop?

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This phrase refers to surprising or astonishing students with exciting, unexpected content or activities.

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What does it mean to change perspective in teaching?

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Changing perspective refers to encouraging students to view concepts or problems in new or different ways.

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What does it mean to make somebody feel comfortable in a classroom setting?

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Making someone feel comfortable involves responding to their needs and ensuring they feel at ease and supported in the learning environment.

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What does it mean to respond to needs in teaching?

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Responding to needs means addressing the individual concerns or learning requirements of students to help them succeed.

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What does it mean to practise conversational skills?

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Practising conversational skills means students work in small groups to improve their ability to communicate through repeated practice.

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What does it mean to acquire knowledge and skills?

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Acquiring knowledge and skills refers to the process of learning and mastering new information or abilities through study and practice.

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What does it mean to cooperate in a classroom?

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Cooperating means working together with classmates and the teacher to achieve common educational goals.

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What does it mean to obey the rules in class?

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To obey the rules means following the teacher’s instructions, completing exercises as required, and behaving in a disciplined manner.

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What does it mean to complete tasks dutifully?

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Completing tasks dutifully refers to doing assigned work responsibly and with attention to detail.

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What is the role of motivation in student behavior?

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Motivation can be enhanced by allowing students to assess their own progress, making them aware of how certain skills benefit them.

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What does it mean to review progress in school?

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Reviewing progress means looking back on test results or assignments to understand how information has been processed and retained.

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What does it mean to ignore instructions?

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Ignoring instructions refers to not following the teacher’s guidance or rules, which can lead to disrespectful behavior.

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What does it mean to use offensive language in school?

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Using offensive language involves using inappropriate or harmful words that can disrupt the learning environment.

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What does it mean to appoint a teacher?

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Appointing a teacher refers to selecting and assigning a teacher to a specific role in a school after the recruitment process.

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What does it mean to assess a teacher?

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Assessing a teacher means evaluating their qualifications, experience, and teaching style to determine their suitability for a position.

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What is the role of a prospective teacher?

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A prospective teacher is someone who is being considered for a teaching position but has not yet been formally hired.

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What is the recruitment process for teachers?

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The recruitment process involves appointing, assessing, interviewing, and recruiting candidates through a rigorous selection process.

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What does it mean to take part in the teacher hiring process

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Taking part in the hiring process means contributing to decisions, having a voice in the selection, and being involved in interview panels.

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What does it mean for a teacher to be approachable?

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Being approachable means that students feel comfortable talking to the teacher, knowing they will respond in a supportive way.

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What does it mean to be tactful as a teacher?

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Being tactful refers to handling situations with sensitivity and care, addressing problems without being harsh or unsympathetic.

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What does it mean to be knowledgeable as a teacher?

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Being knowledgeable refers to having a strong understanding of the subject matter and being able to effectively teach that content.

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What does it mean to manage disruptive behavior?

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Managing disruptive behavior involves handling challenging situations in class by maintaining order and addressing the behavior in a constructive way.

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What does it mean to achieve academic success?

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Achieving academic success refers to performing well in studies, such as receiving good grades or mastering skills, often leading to further educational opportunities.

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What does it mean to adjust to school life?

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Adjusting to school life means becoming comfortable with the school environment and adapting to its routines and expectations.

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What does it mean for a school to have authority?

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Authority in a school means having the power to enforce rules and make decisions about how education is conducted.

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What is a comprehensive school?

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A comprehensive school is one that educates students of all abilities and backgrounds, offering a broad range of subjects and support.

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What does it mean to monitor student progress?

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Monitoring student progress involves regularly checking how students are doing in their studies and providing feedback for improvement

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What is a nursery school?

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A nursery school is a school for young children, typically before they start primary education, focusing on early childhood development.

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What is a primary school?

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A primary school is the first stage of formal education for children, typically from ages 5 to 11, where foundational skills are taught.

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What is a secondary school?

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A secondary school is where students continue their education after primary school, generally from ages 11 to 18, preparing for higher education or vocational training.

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What is an independent school?

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An independent school is privately funded and not governed by the state. For example, The King’s School in Canterbury is an independent, co-educational day and boarding school.

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What is a co-educational school?

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A co-educational school is one that educates both boys and girls together.

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What is a boarding school?

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A boarding school is a school where students live on the premises during the school term

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What is a selective school?

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A selective school admits students based on selection criteria, such as academic ability or entrance exams.

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What does extra-curricular mean?

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Extra-curricular activities are those that fall outside the regular academic curriculum, such as sports, clubs, and arts programs.

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What is a public school in the UK?

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In the UK, a public school is a prestigious independent school, often requiring tuition fees. For example, Harrow School is an exclusive public school.

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What does exclusive mean in education?

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An exclusive school offers education that is selective and often expensive, with high tuition fees

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What is tuition?

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Tuition refers to the fee paid for instruction at a school or university.

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What is a curriculum?

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A curriculum is the complete set of courses and content taught at a school.

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What is a behaviour policy?

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A behaviour policy is a set of rules and guidelines governing students’ behavior in school, including expected conduct and consequences for misbehavior.

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What are rules of conduct?

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Rules of conduct are guidelines that dictate acceptable behavior for students during school hours.

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What is detention?

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Detention is a disciplinary action where students are required to stay after school as punishment for misbehavior.

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What does it mean to fail?

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To fail means not to meet the required standard in exams or assessments.

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What does it mean to pass?

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To pass means to meet or exceed the required standard in exams or assessments.

50
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What is a tutor?

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A tutor is a private teacher who provides additional help or instruction outside of the classroom, often in a specific subject.

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What does it mean to revise?

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To revise means to review or study material again, especially in preparation for an exam.

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What is a staffroom?

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A staffroom is a space in a school where teachers and other staff members can take breaks or work when they are not teaching.

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What is a playground?

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A playground is an outdoor area where children can play during breaks at school.

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