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Lexical approach & Whole language

Lexical approach & Whole language

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English

1st - 4th Grade

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Stefany Calderón

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Lexical approach & Whole language

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The Lexical Approach is based on the idea that is made up of?

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Grammar Units.

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Lexical Units.

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Phoneme Units.

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Meanwhile and such as, are examples of?

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Connectives.

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Idioms.

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Similies.

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Which one is an idiom?

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Lexical chunk: are the group of words that can be found together in language , which one is an example?

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Family.

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Acquisition.

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By the way.

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Acquire fluency can be an objetive of lexical approach.

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True

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False

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Reading process are divided on three stages, which are?

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Stage 1: Phonemic awareness, stage 2: Word decoding and, stage 3: Focus on gaining vocabulary.

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Stage 1: Focus on gaining vocabulary, stage 2: Phonemic awareness and stage 3: Phonemic awareness.

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Stage 1: Word decoding, stage 2: Phonemic awareness and stage 3: Focus on gaining vocabulary.

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What is the way of teaching proposed by whole language?

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a.

To exposure to real whole language through reading boost the process of overall comprehension.

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b.

To teach the language by listening songs , stories and watching movies.

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c.

To teach the language through social interaction, global and holistic way (phonology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics).

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d.

Options a & c are the correct.

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How students create the knowledge?

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From speaking and listening.

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From trial and error approach.

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Depending on one another.

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The theory of learning in Whole language has a constructivist conception.

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True.

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False.

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Learning activities (Whole language) can be:

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Story writing,reading authentic texts,ungraded dialogue journals, and writing to a real audience (letters).

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Student made-books, listening songs,reading authentic texts, and writing portfolios.

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Story writing, student made-books, students translate texts, and writing to a real audience (letters).

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