Changing teacher's role in different age groups

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By Ilhomjonov Farhodjon Suhbatzoda. 07/23 gruh

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Froggy Jumps Changing teacher's role in different age groupsOnline version By Ilhomjonov Farhodjon Suhbatzoda. 07/23 gruh by Bekzodjon 1 1. Teacher’s main role for very young learners (5–7 years) is to: a Act as a strict examiner b Be a facilitator and motivator c Focus only on grammar 2 For primary school students, a teacher should mostly act as: a Controller b Entertainer and guide c Silent observer 3 With teenagers, a teacher’s role gradually changes to: a Only a storyteller b A friend and counselor c A dictator 4 For adult learners, the teacher mainly becomes: a An authority figure b A knowledge provider only c A facilitator and resource person 5 Which role is most suitable for young learners? a Planner b Motivator c Critic 6 For older students, teachers should encourage: a Blind memorization b Creative and independent thinking c Less participation 7 The teacher as a “controller” role is most common with: a Adults b University students c Very young learners 8 Which role is important when teaching teenagers? a Authority only b Emotional supporter c Ignoring students 9 Adult learners prefer teachers who: a Control every activity b Treat them as children c Respect their experience 10 The role of teacher changes because: a Students dislike teachers b Students’ psychological and cognitive development changes c Teachers get tired

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Changing teacher's role in different age groupsOnline version

By Ilhomjonov Farhodjon Suhbatzoda. 07/23 gruh

by Bekzodjon

1. Teacher’s main role for very young learners (5–7 years) is to:

Act as a strict examiner

Be a facilitator and motivator

Focus only on grammar

For primary school students, a teacher should mostly act as:

Controller

Entertainer and guide

Silent observer

With teenagers, a teacher’s role gradually changes to:

Only a storyteller

A friend and counselor

A dictator

For adult learners, the teacher mainly becomes:

An authority figure

A knowledge provider only

A facilitator and resource person

Which role is most suitable for young learners?

Planner

Motivator

Critic

For older students, teachers should encourage:

Blind memorization

Creative and independent thinking

Less participation

The teacher as a “controller” role is most common with:

Adults

University students

Very young learners

Which role is important when teaching teenagers?

Authority only

Emotional supporter

Ignoring students

Adult learners prefer teachers who:

Control every activity

Treat them as children

Respect their experience

The role of teacher changes because:

Students dislike teachers

Students’ psychological and cognitive development changes

Teachers get tired

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Changing teacher's role in different age groupsOnline version

by Bekzodjon

1. Teacher’s main role for very young learners (5–7 years) is to:

For primary school students, a teacher should mostly act as:

With teenagers, a teacher’s role gradually changes to:

For adult learners, the teacher mainly becomes:

Which role is most suitable for young learners?

For older students, teachers should encourage:

The teacher as a “controller” role is most common with:

Which role is important when teaching teenagers?

Adult learners prefer teachers who:

The role of teacher changes because:

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