FDSED 1026 FINAL (chs 7, 8, 10, 11)

Question 1

What is target culture?

Accepted Answer

The culture in which L2 is used

Question 2

. Music in the ELL classroom has been valued for its ability to…

Accepted Answer

Engage students’ interests and teach language forms and functions

Question 3

What is an intercultural educator?

Accepted Answer

An expert who understands how to teach culture

Question 4

What is an outlet for self-expression and key for academic success?

Accepted Answer

Writing in English

Question 5

What is instructional conversation?

Accepted Answer

A classroom discussion that the teacher provides a certain theme for

Question 6

What are the three types of schemata?

Accepted Answer

Content schemata, text processing schemata, and linguistic schemata

Question 7

Intercultural conflict can be resolved by_________

Accepted Answer

Encouraging the sharing of perceptions on volatile issues

Question 8

What is a common critique of the use of Recitation Patterns

Accepted Answer

Rhythm and pace of language may be different in students’ native language

Question 9

What dictates the norms of daily life?

Accepted Answer

Social Customs

Question 10

Which form of discourse is not dominated by the teacher

Accepted Answer

Co-construction

Question 11

Which step of the IRE sequence involves praise, disguised evaluation, reformulation, repetition of the student’s answer?

Accepted Answer

Feedback (F)

Question 12

What is on strategy for the phase “through” of the reading process?

Accepted Answer

Making inferences

Question 13

What is a structured interview?

Accepted Answer

Preselected questions to gather specific information

Question 14

What are two types of drama used in the classroom to help with listening skills, team building, and social functioning?

Accepted Answer

Formal and Informal

Question 15

Which of these enhances a student’s creativity?

Accepted Answer

Heighten sensory impressions

Question 16

What has been an important precursor to learning to read?

Accepted Answer

Phonemic awareness

Question 17

A found poems is defined as…

Accepted Answer

Poems that are made from vocabulary words from a reading

Question 18

What is a new form of literacy that shapes new forms of identity?

Accepted Answer

Instant messaging

Question 19

This discourse alternative uses Vygotsy’s construct of the zpd as a semistructured group discussion?

Accepted Answer

Instructional Conversation

Question 20

This discourse involves questioning strategies that encourage students to participate in group discussions?

Accepted Answer

Recitation

Question 21

What does bicultural mean?

Accepted Answer

Having intimate knowledge of more than one culture

Question 22

What are the stages of the writing process?

Accepted Answer

Prewriting, drafting, and editing

Question 23

What are the stages of the 3-stage reading process?

Accepted Answer

Into, through, and beyond

Question 24

What learning strategy can help readers when comprehension fails?

Accepted Answer

Visual imagery

Question 25

In what way(s) can a teacher practice honoring the imagination of language learners in the classroom?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 26

What does CALP stand for?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency

Question 27

Which of the seven categories of language function involves expressing feelings and emotions?

Accepted Answer

Personal

Question 28

What is one reading strategy a teacher can help employ?

Accepted Answer

Paraphrase

Question 29

What is multicultural education?

Accepted Answer

Educational practices that ensure students equal opportunity to learn

Question 30

Which of the following is defined as “the analysis of language beyond the sentence”?

Accepted Answer

Discourse Analysis

Question 31

What is emergent literacy?

Accepted Answer

when the reading and writing behaviors proceed and develop into literacy

Question 32

What is ethnorelativism?

Accepted Answer

State of being able to accept, adapt and integrate cultural differences

Question 33

How does Poetry help second language acquisition learners in the classroom?

Accepted Answer

Poetry can teach pronunciation

Question 34

This is used in many cultures not just as a form of entertainment but also as a form of education to the young

Accepted Answer

Storytelling

Question 35

Proxemics is _________

Accepted Answer

The communication of interpersonal distance

Question 36

In which period will a non verbal response elicit an appropriate answer?

Accepted Answer

Silent

Question 37

This form of fantasy can be used to help learners reduce anxiety by imagining a supportive audience:

Accepted Answer

Programmed visualization

Question 38

Paralanguage is_________

Accepted Answer

The nonverbal elements of the voice, can affirm or belie a verbal message

Question 39

What is native culture?

Accepted Answer

The culture in which the L1 was acquired with the primary socialization

Question 40

Kinesic behavior is _____________

Accepted Answer

Facial expressions, body movements and gestures that enhance verbal message

Question 41

This form of drama stimulates both the students’ creative imagination and their use of English:

Accepted Answer

Student-Made Plays

Question 42

What can help students understand the richness of literature?

Accepted Answer

Literature response groups

Question 43

What enables students to learn vocabulary as it is used in real context?

Accepted Answer

Collocation

Question 44

What is intercultural education?

Accepted Answer

Teachers and students who have been socialized into different first culture

Question 45

What is the key to meaning in reading and listening?

Accepted Answer

comprehension

Question 46

How do puppet plays help with cultural content to be displayed in the classroom?

Accepted Answer

Portray legends, fairy tales, or historical events in their target culture.

Question 47

What are the four dimensions of discourse?

Accepted Answer

written, register, genre, and monologic, dialogic, or multiparty

Question 48

Which component of CALP matches the explanation of “Uses textual structures"?

Accepted Answer

Critical Thinking

Question 49

What can affect how a student responds to questions in large group settings?

Accepted Answer

L1 culture

Question 50

What method increases fluency implements interpersonal communication?

Accepted Answer

Dialogue journals

Question 51

What are the types of English learners?

Accepted Answer

Beginning, intermediate, and advanced

Question 52

What are the skills of using the imagination directly through mental play or guided fantasy?

Accepted Answer

Serves the whole person; develops creativity; “equal opportunity employer”

Question 53

What can help students understand the richness of literature?

Accepted Answer

Literature response groups

Question 54

What is establishing a tone suitable for school writing?

Accepted Answer

Academic register

Question 55

What is crosscultural education?

Accepted Answer

The study of how people from different cultures view and practice education

Question 56

What is one reason using imagination to teach may be difficult when teaching adolescents?

Accepted Answer

Social pressure may change image of themselves as native-language speakers

Question 57

Which philosopher saw imagination as the key to creation of meaning?

Accepted Answer

A. Vygotsky

Question 58

What is readers' theater?

Accepted Answer

Reading with expressive voices and gestures to help visualize the action

Question 59

How does a teacher adapt a text to the reader's theater?

Accepted Answer

Reproduces a selection eliminating parts unnecessary

Question 60

Used to activate students’ prior knowledge about a topic, to review material

Accepted Answer

IRF

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FDSED 1026 FINAL (chs 7, 8, 10, 11)

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