Review of teaching principles

What is scaffolding in L2 learning?

• Memorizing vocabulary and grammar rules

• Providing temporary support to help learners accomplish tasks independently

• Focusing only on error correction

• Allowing students to learn entirely on their own

Which principle emphasizes learners' ability to make choices and self-regulate their learning?

• Automaticity

• Transfer

• Agency

• Interaction

What is an example of intrinsic motivation in L2 learning?

• Learning for a promotion at work

• Studying because it is enjoyable and interesting

• Practicing to earn a teacher’s praise

• Completing homework for a good grade

What does the Principle of Transfer focus on?

• Achieving automaticity through repetitive drills

• Correcting errors in L2 vocabulary and pronunciation

• Moving from L1 grammar to L2 fluency without interference

• Applying knowledge, skills, or emotions from one context to another

Which activity aligns with developing automaticity?

• Intensive grammar drills without context

• Memorizing isolated vocabulary lists

• Solely practicing pronunciation

• Freewriting tasks focusing on meaning and fluency

How can teachers support self-regulation in the classroom?

• By giving students checklists to identify their strengths and weaknesses

• By removing all guidance to encourage independence

• By requiring rote memorization of vocabulary

• By focusing only on group work

What does the Principle of Languaculture address?

• Teaching grammar rules in isolation

• Focusing solely on vocabulary acquisition

• Avoiding cultural discussions in L2 learning

• Connecting language learning with cultural understanding

The Principle of Transfer highlights how knowledge and skills learned in one context can aid learning in another.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Principle of Identity and Investment acknowledges that learning a language involves emotional risk and identity negotiation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Automaticity in L2 learning develops through short-term, intensive practice focusing only on error correction.

• TRUE

• FALSE