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Froggy Jumps CEFR: Global vs Local TensionOnline version Global standards vs local needs by Daniel Duque 1 What does CEFR stand for in language learning? a Common European Framework of Reference for Languages b Central European Framework for Languages c Comprehensive European Reference for Languages 2 Which aspect is emphasized by CEFR for learners? a Grammar-only accuracy checks b Curriculum budgeting and funding c Assessment of language proficiency across contexts 3 What is a key tension highlighted by the prompt? a Phone-based testing vs in-person exams b Standardized assessment vs intercultural competence c Local dialect preservation vs standard language 4 What is meant by 'intercultural communicative competence'? a Grammar drills for accuracy b Vocabulary memorization only c Ability to communicate effectively across cultures 5 What could be a global influence of CEFR? a Harmonized language proficiency benchmarks b Country-specific languages replacing English c Local school timetables 6 What could be a local context challenge when using CEFR? a Ignore local classroom needs b Universal tests for all cultures c Need to tailor content to cultural contexts 7 Which symbol would best represent 'Global Influence' in the mind map? a World map icon b Sun icon c House icon 8 Which symbol would best represent 'Local Contexts' in the mind map? a House icon b Rocket icon c Globe icon 9 Why might standardized policies override local needs? a To ensure comparability and mobility across regions b To ignore learner diversity c To reduce teaching quality 10 What is a suggested balance to pursue according to the prompt? a Fostering intercultural competence within local needs b Separating global policy from education c Only applying global tests

Froggy Jumps

CEFR: Global vs Local TensionOnline version

Global standards vs local needs

by Daniel Duque

What does CEFR stand for in language learning?

Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

Central European Framework for Languages

Comprehensive European Reference for Languages

Which aspect is emphasized by CEFR for learners?

Grammar-only accuracy checks

Curriculum budgeting and funding

Assessment of language proficiency across contexts

What is a key tension highlighted by the prompt?

Phone-based testing vs in-person exams

Standardized assessment vs intercultural competence

Local dialect preservation vs standard language

What is meant by 'intercultural communicative competence'?

Grammar drills for accuracy

Vocabulary memorization only

Ability to communicate effectively across cultures

What could be a global influence of CEFR?

Harmonized language proficiency benchmarks

Country-specific languages replacing English

Local school timetables

What could be a local context challenge when using CEFR?

Ignore local classroom needs

Universal tests for all cultures

Need to tailor content to cultural contexts

Which symbol would best represent 'Global Influence' in the mind map?

World map icon

Sun icon

House icon

Which symbol would best represent 'Local Contexts' in the mind map?

House icon

Rocket icon

Globe icon

Why might standardized policies override local needs?

To ensure comparability and mobility across regions

To ignore learner diversity

To reduce teaching quality

What is a suggested balance to pursue according to the prompt?

Fostering intercultural competence within local needs

Separating global policy from education

Only applying global tests

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CEFR: Global vs Local TensionOnline version

by Daniel Duque

What does CEFR stand for in language learning?

Which aspect is emphasized by CEFR for learners?

What is a key tension highlighted by the prompt?

What is meant by 'intercultural communicative competence'?

What could be a global influence of CEFR?

What could be a local context challenge when using CEFR?

Which symbol would best represent 'Global Influence' in the mind map?

Which symbol would best represent 'Local Contexts' in the mind map?

Why might standardized policies override local needs?

What is a suggested balance to pursue according to the prompt?

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