Teacher's Roles In Skills Lessons

Question 1

In a listening class the teacher must make sure the listening material is ready to play and (?) are available.

Answer 1

Transcripts

Question 2

In speaking classes the tasks and (?) for practice should be ready.

Answer 2

Dialogue

Question 3

In reading classes all text and (?) material should be readily available.

Answer 3

Supporting

Question 4

In writing class, the teacher must prepare example text, practice (?) and that each student have the writing materials.

Answer 4

Activities

Question 5

True of False

It is not necessary for the teacher to monitor the class

Answer 5

False

Question 6

In listening classes the students should be able to listen to the material:

A. Only once
B. Many times as necessary
C. Twice only
D. None of the above

Answer 6

B.

Question 7

You act more as a (?) in speaking class. Keep students on topic and progressing the communication.

Answer 7

Guide

Question 8

The promoter in a reading lesson encourages (?) correction and offers clues to help student discover the answer for themselves

Answer 8

Peer

Question 9

When providing feedback always be (?) and not to (?) a students opinion

Answer 9

Objective / Criticize

Question 10

In listening lessons, feedback should be saved until after the student have had time to (?), (?) and (?)

Answer 10

Listen
Analyze
Reflect

Question 11

True or false

Do not interrupt a listening exercise just to correct one student

Answer 11

True

Question 12

True or false:

Over correction may make students lose confidence

Answer 12

True

Question 13

True or False:

Working out a feedback code is a good way to offer feedback to writing and reading skill

Answer 13

True

Question 14

Being the organizer means being (?) for your lessons

Answer 14

Prepared

Question 15

When the teacher participates in activities.. It helps to (?) the students language filters and change the dynamic of the lesson.

Answer 15

Lower

Question 16

True or false:

As an EFL teacher you will regularly be obliged to participate in games and song

Answer 16

True

Question 17

Student may hear/see target language in (?), making language acquisition more meaningful.

Answer 17

Context

Question 18

The control of student (?) to the class material allows target language and skills to be presented in an effective way.

Answer 18

Exposure

Question 19

Please name the two common techniques used for developing student skills outside the classroom.

Answer 19

1. Homework

2. Learner Autonomy

Question 20

Homework tasks should always be simple with (?) goals.

Answer 20

Achievable

Question 21

When students come to you with questions, the learning is more meaningful as it (?) To them (?)

Answer 21

Relates

Personally