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TEFL UNIT 1 TEST ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
The teacher asks the students to sit on beanbags on the floor and to listen
Suggestopedia to
gentle classical music. The teacher then reads a text while the
students listen and relax.
The teacher works hard to ensure that as many activities as possible focus
on
interaction in the classroom, with this interaction being both the
Communicative Approach means and the goal of learning the language. Activities used will
include role play, interviews, games, activities, and pair work. The
ability to interact in the new language is the key to all that is
done in the classroom with a focus on meaningful functional
language.
The teacher focuses most of their attention on grammatical points, often
explaining rules in depth and in the learner's L1 if possible. Learners begin
Grammar-Translation Method by
reading and writing with the teacher, ensuring that mistakes are
not made in the structure of the language produced, at the
expense of fluency and verbal
communication.
The teacher varies the techniques and approaches they use in the
classroom
Eclectic Method based on what they believe works best for different items they
are teaching and the students in the class. Some activities may
focus on grammatical accuracy,
others on fluency, and others on tasks and projects.
Attempts to mirror the processes of learning a first language --
1/
2
AM
TEFL UNIT 1 TEST ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
The teacher asks the students to sit on beanbags on the floor and to listen
Suggestopedia to
gentle classical music. The teacher then reads a text while the
students listen and relax.
The teacher works hard to ensure that as many activities as possible focus
on
interaction in the classroom, with this interaction being both the
Communicative Approach means and the goal of learning the language. Activities used will
include role play, interviews, games, activities, and pair work. The
ability to interact in the new language is the key to all that is
done in the classroom with a focus on meaningful functional
language.
The teacher focuses most of their attention on grammatical points, often
explaining rules in depth and in the learner's L1 if possible. Learners begin
Grammar-Translation Method by
reading and writing with the teacher, ensuring that mistakes are
not made in the structure of the language produced, at the
expense of fluency and verbal
communication.
The teacher varies the techniques and approaches they use in the
classroom
Eclectic Method based on what they believe works best for different items they
are teaching and the students in the class. Some activities may
focus on grammatical accuracy,
others on fluency, and others on tasks and projects.
Attempts to mirror the processes of learning a first language --
1/
2
