Module 11 TEFL/TESOL Answers
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Which of the following best describes a well-prepared TEFL teacher?
A. My classroom is like a well oiled machine. I'm an expert in classroom management. Students are
responsible for tailoring themselves to my techniques. If they fail it is their fault.
B. I have some effective classroom management techniques prepared for the first day of school, sure.
But I'm also keen to draw on techniques used by my colleagues so that our students can spend more
time learning English skills and less time learning how
C. Classroom management is all about leadership, right? Well I'm a natural born leader. Techniques are
all well and good, but every student is different. I use my instinct and natural charm to guide my
students. Why would I prepare techniques? - Answer B.
Physical presence throughout the room is a common technique to effectively manage the classroom.
Which of the following are benefits of moving around the room as you lead your class? (Select all correct
answers).
A. Being able to review the progress of every student
B. students may have difficulty perfecting their pronunciation as some can't see the way you are forming
words
C. You can provide individual help and feedback to students in a timely manner
D. Your presence can deter misbehavior and disruptive clusters of students - Answer A. C. D.
Which of the following would describe a professional teachers approach to classroom management?
(select all that apply).
A. Students can manage themselves
B. Students need to be treated as a class, collective punishments and peer pressure will regulate the
conduct of students
C. Each student is different, learning about and tailoring approaches to students needs is essential.
D. Managing a classroom is essential to allow everyone to learn, and it makes it easier to do my job. -
Answer C. D.
Managing a classroom requires varied skills and approaches. Which of the following are not appropriate.
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Which of the following best describes a well-prepared TEFL teacher?
A. My classroom is like a well oiled machine. I'm an expert in classroom management. Students are
responsible for tailoring themselves to my techniques. If they fail it is their fault.
B. I have some effective classroom management techniques prepared for the first day of school, sure.
But I'm also keen to draw on techniques used by my colleagues so that our students can spend more
time learning English skills and less time learning how
C. Classroom management is all about leadership, right? Well I'm a natural born leader. Techniques are
all well and good, but every student is different. I use my instinct and natural charm to guide my
students. Why would I prepare techniques? - Answer B.
Physical presence throughout the room is a common technique to effectively manage the classroom.
Which of the following are benefits of moving around the room as you lead your class? (Select all correct
answers).
A. Being able to review the progress of every student
B. students may have difficulty perfecting their pronunciation as some can't see the way you are forming
words
C. You can provide individual help and feedback to students in a timely manner
D. Your presence can deter misbehavior and disruptive clusters of students - Answer A. C. D.
Which of the following would describe a professional teachers approach to classroom management?
(select all that apply).
A. Students can manage themselves
B. Students need to be treated as a class, collective punishments and peer pressure will regulate the
conduct of students
C. Each student is different, learning about and tailoring approaches to students needs is essential.
D. Managing a classroom is essential to allow everyone to learn, and it makes it easier to do my job. -
Answer C. D.
Managing a classroom requires varied skills and approaches. Which of the following are not appropriate.
