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Crossword Puzzle Teaching large group learnersOnline version Word puzzle by Feruza Abdumajidova 1 The strategies a teacher uses to organize the class, manage behavior, and create a positive learning environment. 2 A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities. 3 The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities. 4 Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities. 5 Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning. 6 The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently. 7 The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom. 8 The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration. 9 Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication. 10 The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning. 11 Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning 12 An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria. 13 The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class. 14 Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes. 5 8 14 10 9 1 6 4 7 2 11 12 3 13 1 The strategies a teacher uses to organize the class, manage behavior, and create a positive learning environment. 2 A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities. 3 The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities. 4 Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities. 5 Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning. 6 The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently. 7 The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom. 8 The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration. 9 Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication. 10 The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning. 11 Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning 12 An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria. 13 The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class. 14 Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes. 5 8 14 10 9 1 6 4 7 2 11 12 3 13 1 The strategies a teacher uses to organize the class, manage behavior, and create a positive learning environment. 2 A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities. 3 The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities. 4 Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities. 5 Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning. 6 The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently. 7 The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom. 8 The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration. 9 Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication. 10 The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning. 11 Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning 12 An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria. 13 The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class. 14 Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes. 5 8 14 10 9 1 6 4 7 2 11 12 3 13 2 A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities. 3 The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities. 4 Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities. 5 Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning. 6 The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently. 7 The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom. 8 The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration. 9 Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication. 10 The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning. 11 Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning 12 An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria. 13 The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class. 14 Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes. 10 5 12 13 2 8 9 7 4 11 14 3 6

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Teaching large group learnersOnline version

by Feruza Abdumajidova

The strategies a teacher uses to organize the class, manage behavior, and create a positive learning environment.

A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities.

The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities.

Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities.

Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning.

The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently.

The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom.

The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration.

Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication.

The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning.

Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning

An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria.

The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class.

Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes.

The strategies a teacher uses to organize the class, manage behavior, and create a positive learning environment.

A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities.

The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities.

Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities.

Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning.

The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently.

The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom.

The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration.

Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication.

The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning.

Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning

An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria.

The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class.

Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes.

The strategies a teacher uses to organize the class, manage behavior, and create a positive learning environment.

A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities.

The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities.

Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities.

Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning.

The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently.

The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom.

The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration.

Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication.

The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning.

Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning

An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria.

The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class.

Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes.

A class where students have different levels of English proficiency and learning abilities.

The level of students’ interest, participation, and involvement in learning activities.

Adapting tasks or materials to meet the needs of students with different abilities.

Students’ ability to take responsibility for their own learning.

The temporary support a teacher provides to help learners complete tasks they could not do independently.

The complex interaction between physical space, social relationships, and learning processes in the classroom.

The gap between what learners can do alone and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration.

Teaching that draws learners’ attention to grammatical forms within meaningful communication.

The theory that language acquisition is promoted through interaction and negotiation of meaning.

Emotional factors (anxiety, motivation, confidence) that can facilitate or block language learning

An evaluation method where students assess each other’s work using set criteria.

The patterns of communication and interaction that occur between teacher and students in class.

Learners’ ability to plan, monitor, and evaluate their own learning processes.