WorksheetsPRELIM - TEACHING ENGLISH (1st Sched)-Language Art
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 36mins
Assessments developed for the learner should have been designed based on various information about the learners.
(a)
Creating authentic class activities in the teaching of language skills could be more effective if they are integrated with other skills and values.
(a)
The principal method of human communication, consisting of words used in a structured and conventional way and conveyed by speech, writing, or gesture.
(a)
Firmly grounds the implementation of the K-12 Curriculum in the Philippines
(a)
Is an important part of teaching and learning process. It helps the teachers gauge the learner's progress and development.
(a)
Follows the hypothesis that even complex topics can be taught to learners at any stage of development when structures are presented in an organized manner.
(a)
Language learning is more effective if activities are designed around the appropriate contexts.
(a)
Views language as the "primary instrument of thought", which we use to bring our ideas into the world around us and make meaning out of the human experience.
(a)
(a) covers Kindergarten and 12 years of basic education (six years of primary education, four years of Junior High School, and two years of Senior High School [SHS]) to provide sufficient time for mastery of concepts and skills, develop lifelong learners, and prepare graduates for tertiary education.
The term (a) was popularized by William Strauss and Neil Howe in their book Generations published in September 1992.
These types of learner are more feeling and reflective, preferring to speak about their experiences, listening to others, and responding to them.
Analytical Leaner
Imaginative Learner
Dynamic Leaner
Commonsense Learner
The type of learner who tend to favor creating and acting as their way to learn.
Dynamic Leaner
Imaginative Leaner
Common-sense Leaner
Analytical Learner
The type of learners who prefers to think and learn by doing.
Dynamic Learner
Imaginative Learner
Analytical Learner
Common-sense Learner
The type of learner who are knowledge oriented, pondering over concepts and acquiring facts.
Common-sense Learner
Analytical Learner
Imaginative Learner
Dynamic Learner
Marc Wensky calls _________ to the learners who have been exposed to technologies at a very young age and are having a greater understanding of their basic concepts.
Generation X
Digital natives
Generation Z
Digital Age
This competence does not only gives emphasis to the competence of the learner in the grammar and rules of the language, but also to the social knowledge of the use of these rules in communication.
Grammatical Competence
Communicative Competence
Sociolinguistic Competence
Discourse Competence
Refers to one's understanding of the rules of language.
Sociolinguistic Competence
Strategic Competence
Grammatical/Linguistic Competence
Discourse Competence
It enables a speaker to keep the communication channel open through the use of various strategies including requests for clarification, repetition, slowing down of speech, or the use of hand or facial gestures.
Discourse Competence
Linguistic Competence
Communicative Competence
Strategic Competence
To be a more effective communicator, one has to have knowledge of the sociocultural use of language.
Sociolinguistic Competence
Discourse Competence
Strategic Competence
Linguistic Competence
Being able to comprehend and produce oral and/or written texts in various modes of communication (speaking/listening and reading/writing) is the focus of _______ competence.
Discourse Competence
Strategic Competence
Sociolinguistics Competence
Grammatical Competence
As the curriculum focuses on the learner, teachers would be able to engage them with the use of differentiated instruction.
Learner-centeredness
Integration
Interaction
Spiral Progression
As the core of curriculum is meaning-making, learning tasks and activities designed around self-reflection, critical thinking, and creation should take place in language lessons.
Interaction
Contextualization
Construction
Integration
These could be more effective when activities are framed to emulate real-life situations with real-life language demands such as purpose, topics, and audiences, which place the learners in communicative situations using authentic socialization skills.
Contextualization
Integration
Construction
Interaction
Is developed through activities such as viewing and discussing pictures, illustrations, photos, TV programs and movies. These activities also provide a bridge from talking to reading and writing tasks as the verbal analysis of concrete objects such as photos both aids memory and provides a focus for such tasks.
Viewing
Reading
Talking
Creativity
Some activities within each module lend themselves to drama, art, poster making, photographic essays and displays. Literacy activities draw on learners’ creativity and imagination allowing them to express ideas, and their relationships with their communities, in genres that are not restricted by more formal text types of reading and writing.
Reading
Writing
Creativity
Viewing
Is a complex, dynamic activity. It involves actively constructing meaning from texts. To do this a reader must be able to understand letters and symbols and how they come together in words and sentences to form connected texts.
Reading
Listening
Talking
Creativity
Learners need to be supported as they develop control over the processes of composing and shaping texts
Writing
Reading
Viewing
Talking
This involves understanding of how words are formed, the structures of sentences, and how the little nuances in language use, accompanied by non-verbal gestures contribute to meaning.
Understanding Language
Understanding Cultures
Process and Strategies
As a learner get to be exposed to the more opportunities to use language , they get use a number of ____________ to adapt to situations depending to audience, context, and purpose.
Understanding Culture
Process & Strategies
Understanding Language
An Act Enhancing the Philippines Basic Education System by Strengthening its Curriculum and Increasing the Number of Years for Basic Education, Appropriating Funds Therefor and other Purposes
REPUBLIC ACT 1468
REPUBLIC ACT 12533
REPUBLIC ACT 1053
REPUBLIC ACT 10533
What learning style/s do you think is more representative of today’s learners? What behaviors would support your idea?
With the understanding of the learners, how would you incorporate technology in the teaching of the different macro skills “Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking?
Reflect upon your experiences as a learner in your elementary days. How did you learn English from your teachers? Do you believe you were able to achieve communicative competence? Why or why not? Describe your experience below.
What is the course description of ENGLISH 301?
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What is the complete name of your instructor in ENGLISH 301?
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