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EFL Teachers Jargon CrosswordOnline version

Common terms in language teaching

by Vanesa Romero
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Temporary support to help learners perform beyond current ability.

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Prompting learners to produce language without giving the answer.

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Teacher rephrases learner errors without explicit correction.

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Activity where missing words are filled in from context.

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Grouping language into meaningful units for processing.

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Information given about performance to guide improvement.

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Smallest sound unit in a language that can change meaning.

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Total Physical Response; teaching via actions to convey 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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Feelings of the student towards the foreign language, the people who speak it, and his/her own capacity (self-confidence) for communicating in it. Attitudes can change (positively or negatively) during the learning process.

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The language used un class

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The teacher makes correction, not when it happens but later (in order not to interrupt a conversation, an explanation,...)

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Activities (always ready to develop) that can be developed if we have time left over, at the end of a session, or if an activity doesn’t work quite well,...

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The use of the language freely to express our own ideas.

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Activities where children say what they want to say; it gives genuine communication, focus attention on the message,...

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It follows on directly from controlled practice and gives the pupils some sort of choice, but the choice of language is limited.

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Activities that provoke noise, perhaps too much, depending on the situation.

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Activities that don’t provoke noise, movement or excitement on the child.

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