TEFL Classroom Management 2

Question 1

What is 'eliciting' in TEFL teaching practice?

Accepted Answer

Drawing out language or ideas from students rather than providing them directly

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Correcting student errors on the whiteboard

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Giving a vocabulary list to copy

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Translating target language into L1

Question 2

What does 'monitor' mean when a TEFL teacher 'monitors' during a communicative activity?

Accepted Answer

Circulates around the classroom to observe, support, and note student language use

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Uses a computer screen to show slides

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Calls on students one by one

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Records grades during the activity

Question 3

What is 'delayed error correction' and why is it used?

Accepted Answer

Noting errors during fluency activities and addressing them after the task ends, not during

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Correcting errors in writing after a week

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Ignoring errors permanently

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Correcting only grammar, not pronunciation

Question 4

A teacher uses 'peer correction' in class. What does this involve?

Accepted Answer

One student correcting another student's error

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The teacher correcting through indirect gestures

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Self-correction by the student who made the error

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Written correction using a red pen

Question 5

What is 'wait time' in classroom questioning technique?

Accepted Answer

The pause a teacher gives after asking a question before accepting or requiring a response

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The time a teacher waits for a late student

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The gap between two speaking activities

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The delay before handing out a test

Question 6

Which strategy best manages a class where students frequently use their L1 instead of English?

Accepted Answer

Set clear English-only norms for activities while allowing L1 for complex task instructions

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Ban all L1 use with punishments

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Ignore L1 use completely

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Separate L1 speakers from each other