WorksheetsDIDACTICS CLASS
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What's the acronym for English as a Foreign Language?
ESP
EFP
EFL
ESOL
The feeling that provides your students confidence in talking to you, knowing they will be listened and understood, respected and recognized is called:
skill
rapport
task
knowledge
motivation
The theory and practice of teaching and learning and its effects in the individual’s thinking, memory, and relationships is called:
didactics
education
language
methods
The general principles, pedagogy and management strategies used for classroom instruction. Chosen according to your educational philosophy, classroom demographic, subject area(s) and school mission statement are called:
(a)
The (a) are the skills a teacher is using while teaching in class. All activities, practices, and didactical moments.
The advanced level in the CERF is represented by a letter:
(a)
This intelligence is presented by the use and enjoyment of body movements to solve a problem, the creation of something or performance, often called active.
musical rhythmic intelligence
bodily kinesthetic intelligence
spatial intelligence
existential intelligence
The 21st. century skill in charge of looking at problems in a new way, linking solutions to learning across subjects and disciplines is:
creativity
critical thinking
collaboration
communication
The highest level of thinking in Bloom's taxonomy is:
apply
evaluate
create
A competency must be time-bound, relevant, achievable, measurable, and specific. In one word:
(a)
A competency needs two elments to be complete. The content that is expected to be developed and the activity that demonstrates that development. In simplier words, it needs to state what + (a) .
This part of the lesson plan involves the teacher knowing the answer, question, or language the students produce and there is only one correct response. These are:
controlled practices
semi-controlled practices
free practices
This part of the lesson plan provides a strong closure for students to better retain information beyond the immediate learning environment. This part is known as:
controlled practice
warm up
free practice
wrap up
These principles are related to mental and intellectual functions. They are called:
cognitive principles
affective principles
linguistic principles
Language ego, self-confidence, risk-taking, and language and culture connection, they are all related to emotional involvement. That's why they are known as:
cognitive principles
affective principles
linguistic principles
This linguistic principle is not harmful for the process of learning a new language, but it does cause a strong influence, facilitating and interfering in the comprehension and production of the new language.
Interlanguage
Communicative competence
The native language effect
Automaticity
Choose the language skill:
grammar
speaking
pronunciation
context
Phonology and phonetics are related to speech sounds and phonemes. Choose the element of the language you teach in relation to both of them.
speaking
listening
pronunciation
grammar
The ongoing process used to determine the extent of an individual’s achievement. Mostly related to the terms positive, individualized, students' benefit, and feedback is known as:
assessment
evaluation
The process aimed to provide closure mostly to check the quality, performance, or reliability of knowledge. Mostly judgmental and standardized is called:
assessment
evaluation
