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Key terms in language teaching

by sheida emami
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What does Dictogloss involve in class activity?

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What is Deductive Learning?

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What is Inductive Learning?

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What does Scaffolding (Scaffold) mean in teaching?

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What does CEFR describe?

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Who is a Real Beginner?

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Who is a False Beginner?

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What is Interlanguage?

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What is Fossilized Error?

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What does CLIL stand for?

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What is ESP?

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What is EAP?

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What does PPP stand for?

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What is Silent Way?

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What are Jumbled Sentences?

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What is Pair Dictation?

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What is Formative Assessment?

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What is Summative Assessment?

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What is Proficiency Test?

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What is Sentence Reordering?

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Dictogloss is a dictation-like activity where learners reconstruct what they heard.

Deductive learning presents the rule before practice.

Inductive learning lets learners infer rules from examples.

Scaffolding involves stepwise support to build independence.

CEFR describes levels from A1 to C2.

Real beginner has no knowledge of English.

False beginner has some knowledge but remains at beginner level.

Interlanguage is the learner’s evolving language system.

Fossilized errors persist in language usage.

CLIL integrates content learning with language learning.

ESP targets specific fields or professions.

EAP supports study at colleges and universities.

PPP is a common lesson structure: present, practice, produce.

Silent Way minimizes teacher talk to maximize student discovery.

Jumbled sentences require organizing the given order.

Pair dictation involves one partner reading aloud and the other writing.

Formative assessment tracks ongoing learning.

Summative assessment evaluates overall achievement at the end.

Proficiency tests assess if language levels are reached.

Sentence Reordering builds syntax and sequencing skills.

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