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EFL Teachers' Jargon Crossword
 

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EFL Teachers' Jargon CrosswordOnline version

Brief guide to common EFL teaching terms

by erika
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Temporary structured support guiding learners toward independent mastery.

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Contrasting sound unit that differentiates meaning in a language.

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Teaching phrases as a single unit to aid comprehension.

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Teacher response that points out strengths and improvements.

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Using real objects from daily life to illustrate meaning.

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Repetitive practice aimed at automating a skill.

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Total Physical Response approach using actions to reinforce meaning.

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Smallest unit that carries lexical or grammatical meaning.

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The process of picking up a language by means of exposure to it in a natural environment and without sustained effort to learn it.

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The language used in class (easier, simpler,...)

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The ability to engage in problem solving, deduction and complex memory tasks.

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A word that refers to a thing, quality, state, action or event. Also called lexical word.

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It is a sort of mistake. The student cannot self-correct the mistake in his or her own English, but the teacher thinks that the class is familiar with the correct form.

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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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The response you get from an activity, explanation,...

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