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The natural approach is a method of language teaching developed by...

• Hymes

• Chomsky

• Krashen and Terrell

• Skinner

We may find the disadvatange: "Unless students are well-directed and guided, they may feel lost, especially non- autonomous students, as the role of the student tends to be more active, leading the teacher as a mere facilitator" in the...

• Natural approach

• Task-based approach

• Communicative approach

• Communicative Competence in the English classroom

The method in whch the student is who builds, enhances, modifies, diversifies and coordinates their schemes; being the primary responsibility for their learning is called...

• CLIL

• Cooperative language learning

• Students' centred approach

• Constructivism

Which method is known as reverse pedagogy, class backward and reverses the traditional order of the class, changing its organization?

• CLIL

• Project work

• Cooperative language learning

• Flipped Clasroom

Materials should require and facilitate learners self investment. They can help to achieve this by providing students with choices of focus and activity.

• True

• Flase

..................... in language teaching terms, is according to Harmer (1998), one that has been specially designed for language learners.

• Authentic material

• Non-authentic material

The radio is an important source of high quality material to develop listening skills and expose students to native speaker voices which is included in...

• Visual media

• Auditory media

• Audiovisual media

Which device can be said it has been a medium with a great potential to motivate students and may replace digital boards?

• Tablets

• Digital board

• Smart TV

• Computer

Which of these answers is incorrect when working with computers?

• Pre-computer work

• computer work

• while computer work

• post computer work

................ offers activities in all curriculum areas. This program consists on using visual thinking methodologies. It provides a cross-curricular visual workspace where students combine pictures, text, numbers and spoken words to develop vocabulary, word recognition, reading for comprehension, writing and critical thinking skills.

• Audacity

• Webquests

• Kidspiration

• Clic