FREE TExES (ESL 154) Questions and Answers

Question 1

Through the use of simplified language, instructor modeling, visuals and graphics, cooperative learning, and hands-on learning, scaffolding refers to supplying contextual supports for meaning (Ovando, Collier, & Combs, 2003, p. 345).

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Scaffolding Learning

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Esl Teaching Methods

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Both The Other Two

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Reciprocal Teaching

Question 2

Negative Transfer (Interference): Using pronunciation, rules, idioms, or words with different meanings or implications.

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Common Difficulties in a 2nd Language

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Common Difficulties in a 5th Language

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Common Difficulties in a 1st Language

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Common Difficulties in a 3rd Language

Question 3

is an effective teaching technique whereby small groups of students, each with varying degrees of aptitude, employ a range of learning exercises to increase their grasp of a subject.

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Cooperative Learing

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Scaffolding Learning

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Speech Emergent

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Support Role

Question 4

"Conscious learning can only serve as a monitor or an editor,"

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Monitor Hypothesis

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Affective Filter Hypothesis

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Cummins

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Natural Order Hypothesis

Question 5

Input, Monitor, Natural Order, Acquisition/Learning, Affective Filter, and Input Hypotheses.

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Krashen's 5 hypotheses

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Esl teaching methods

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Krashen's 2 hypotheses

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5 stages of esl development

Question 6

Native Language is used in the core academic phase and will be used as necessary.

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Developmental Bilingual

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Transitional Bilingual

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Speech Emergent

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Esl Interrelatedness

Question 7

Total physical response; say a single action word then perform that action.

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TPR

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BICS

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LPAC

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SIOP

Question 8

The Texas Primary Reading Inventory gives teachers the opportunity to quickly gather information about the development of their students' reading concepts. It also engages students with fun tasks and engaging stories while giving teachers the chance to gather additional information to better match reading instruction to the needs of individual students.

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TPRI

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ITBS

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TEKS

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CALP

Question 9

Refers to an instructional activity that takes place in the form of a dialogue between teachers and students regarding the segment of the text. Structure by 4 strategies: summarizing, question generating, clarifying, and predicting.

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Reciprocal Teaching

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Scaffolding Learning

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Reading Inventories

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Instructional Delivery

Question 10

Listening, Speaking, Reading, & Writing is learn concurrently.

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ESL Interrelatedness

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Esl Teaching Methods

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Cognitive Processes

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Developmental Bilingual