Teacher Roles

When teachers are in charge of the class and of the activity taking place and are often 'leading from the front'. They play a role of ...

• controller

• prompter

• participant

• resource

This teacher should be helping students only when necessary.

• tutor

• resource

• prompter

• controller

This teacher takes the risk of not controlling the class when performing an activity with the students. What role does this teacher play?

• participant

• prompter

• controller

• tutor

Teachers will want to be helpful and available, but at the same time they have to resist the urge to spoonfeed their students. What role do teachers play?

• tutor

• resource

• prompter

• controller

When a teacher engage, instruct, initiate, and organize feedback. She/he plays as a/an ....

• organizer

• performer

If a teacher combine the roles of prompter and resource, she/he acts as ...

• tutor

• organizer

• performer

As a performer in roleplay activity, a teacher should perform ...

• energetically, encouragingly, clearly, fairly

• clearly, encouragingly, retiringly, supportively

• commandingly, dramatically, interestingly

• efficiently, clearly, supportively

How does the teacher should perform in team game?

• energetically, encouragingly, clearly, fairly

• clearly, encouragingly, retiringly, supportively

• commandingly, dramatically, interestingly

• efficiently, clearly, supportively

Successful interaction with students depends on the following characteristics, except ...

• recognising students

• listening students

• respecting students

• responding active students

Native English Teachers (NET) often more have a linguistic confidence about their language in the classroom than Local English Teachers (LET).

• True

• False