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Common classroom terms for English teachers

by Blanca Varela
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The knowledge of the world which the reader or listener makes use of in interpreting a piece of spoken or written language.

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See modified input.

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A term introduced by Stephen Krashen to refer to language which a learner can understand. That language may be comprehensible in this sense through the aid of clues such as gestures, situations, or prior information.

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A question to which the asker already knows the answer.

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Student’s and teacher’s analysis of the process and end product, which provides constant feedback throughout the project and allows for changes to be made.

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These are expressions which are learned as unanalysed wholes or "chunks".

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Programs in which a second language is taught via content-based instruction. In this programs, little time is spent focusing on the formal aspects of the second language.

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