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Froggy Jumps Basic PrinciplesOnline version This is a mini-game-based quiz by syafika nh 1 What are basic principles? a theoretical rules only for exams b random classroom activities c the basic guidelines used in language teaching and curriculum design to support effective learning. 2 According to Nation and Macalister (2010), what are principles based on? a personal teaching experiences only b university trend reports c research about language teaching and learning and are used to guide curriculum design decisions. 3 Example of a principle as mentioned in the material? a Example : repetion b Example : communicative competence c Example : task-based learning 4 According to Nation and Macalister, which is a role involved in applying the principles? a The teacher role b The curriculum designer role c The learners role 5 Why should principles be applied in curriculum design? a to create the best conditions for learning. b to increase only test scores c to replace teacher training 6 When are basic principles applied? a When dealing with social change b During implementation in the classroom c During planning and policy formulation stages 7 Name one of the three Main Contexts for applying principles. a Classroom furniture b Learners c Textbooks 8 How are basic principles applied? a a one-time step b a continuous process c random changes 9 Which of the following is a step in applying principles? a Choose the most important principles b Ignore sequencing c Skip daily classroom decisions 10 Which activity best reflects the principles of language learning? a Students practice English through discussion b Students only listen to lectures c Students memorize isolated words only

Froggy Jumps

Basic PrinciplesOnline version

This is a mini-game-based quiz

by syafika nh

What are basic principles?

theoretical rules only for exams

random classroom activities

the basic guidelines used in language teaching and curriculum design to support effective learning.

According to Nation and Macalister (2010), what are principles based on?

personal teaching experiences only

university trend reports

research about language teaching and learning and are used to guide curriculum design decisions.

Example of a principle as mentioned in the material?

Example : repetion

Example : communicative competence

Example : task-based learning

According to Nation and Macalister, which is a role involved in applying the principles?

The teacher role

The curriculum designer role

The learners role

Why should principles be applied in curriculum design?

to create the best conditions for learning.

to increase only test scores

to replace teacher training

When are basic principles applied?

When dealing with social change

During implementation in the classroom

During planning and policy formulation stages

Name one of the three Main Contexts for applying principles.

Classroom furniture

Learners

Textbooks

How are basic principles applied?

a one-time step

a continuous process

random changes

Which of the following is a step in applying principles?

Choose the most important principles

Ignore sequencing

Skip daily classroom decisions

Which activity best reflects the principles of language learning?

Students practice English through discussion

Students only listen to lectures

Students memorize isolated words only

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What are basic principles?

According to Nation and Macalister (2010), what are principles based on?

Example of a principle as mentioned in the material?

According to Nation and Macalister, which is a role involved in applying the principles?

Why should principles be applied in curriculum design?

When are basic principles applied?

Name one of the three Main Contexts for applying principles.

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Which of the following is a step in applying principles?

Which activity best reflects the principles of language learning?

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