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Language Teaching Facts: True/False
 

Language Teaching Facts: True/FalseOnline version

True or false statements about language teaching

by Sardor Hakimov
1

Can infographics be used as a tool to help writers organize ideas before they start drafting?

2

Is the teacher considered a "threat" to students in a Community Language Learning (CLL) classroom?

3

Is 'Active Participation' the most mentioned aspect of Learner-Centered Education in academic literature?

4

Does 'parallel processing' in reading mean decoding language and interpreting meaning at the same time?

5

Are Tier 1 vocabulary words the primary targets for direct classroom instruction? No (Teachers should focus on Tier 2)

6

In the SARD acronym for Community Language Learning, does the 'S' stand for 'Security'?

7

Are 'saccades' the short, jerky movements the eyes make while reading?

8

Is a 'hedge' used to make an academic claim sound softer or less direct?

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Does the Grammar-Translation Method prioritize fluency over accuracy?

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Does Total Physical Response (TPR) coordinate language with physical movement?

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