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EFL-teaching techniques

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EFL-teaching techniques
 

EFL-teaching techniquesOnline version

True or false?

by Ольга Амбражевич
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Is only the target language used during lessons?

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Are audiovisual materials actively included in the learning process?

3

Is great attention given to pronunciation and intonation in this method?

4

Do students practice dialogues, role plays, and exercises to develop speaking and listening skills?

5

Does the method help create an atmosphere as close as possible to a natural language environment?

6

Are only oral stories used, and written ones are not applied?

7

Do students not create their own stories during the lesson?

8

Does story analysis not include vocabulary and grammar expansion?

9

Are cartoons and videos with stories used for discussion and analysis?

10

Does the method help develop students' listening, speaking, and creativity skills?

11

Is an individual approach and gradual increase in task complexity used in the learning process?

12

Are students provided with constant support and feedback from the teacher or classmates?

13

Are tasks not adapted to each student's current knowledge level within this method?

14

Do students work on tasks that they can complete independently without any help?

15

Are prompts, questions, and modeling used to help students master new material?

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