What is true about "Apprenticeship of Observation"?

Teachers were students before they were teachers, which can cause problems

What does "Spreading Activation" mean?

It is an in-class pairs activity where they work on word associations

What is a "Taxi Professor"?

A Taxi Professor is paid hourly and teaches at several universities

What is the meaning of "Folkways" in ELT?

Ready-made lessons that do not need testing and have safe results

What is the meaning of "Fuzzy Usage"?

A concept that is popular and is used despite no consensus on its meaning

What is a "Reactive Learner"?

One who sits at the feet of teachers waiting to be taught

Which best explains "Task Repetition"?

Repeating a similar task at intervals, such as after one or two weeks

Which answer best describes "Creativity"?

Creativity is the quality of being creative or the ability to create

What is "Neoliberalism"?

That human well-being can best advance by liberating certain freedoms

What is the "Experiential Learning Cycle"?

A Four-stage framework for developing practitioner reflection

What is "Learner Autonomy"?

Student's ability to take charge of their learning

What is the meaning of "Cataphora"?

A greek term which is referring forward.

Which approach to "Reflection" does your teacher subscribe to?

Schon's approach (More intuitive, experiential knowledge)

What does "Scaffolding Mean"?

An appropriate social interactional frameworks to facilitate learning

What is "Classroom Research"?

Or Action Research describes a small-scale investigation by a teacher

How would you define "Pedagogy"?

Your particular type and practice of teaching

A branch of linguistics concerned with user and the use of language.

What is the definition of "Intrinsic Motivation"?

Motivated by your own desire to achieve.

What is "Blended Learning"?

A combination of Online teaching, face-to-face and tech plus method

Which aspect of "Teachers' Beliefs" is true?

Teachers know the difference between belief and knowledge

Greek term concerned with the linguistic structure of language

What is "Extrinsic Motivation"?

Motivated by some outside reward for achieving something.

Which best describes "Expertise in Language Learning and Teaching"?

An expert is someone particularly skilled in a specific area

What is the definition of "Pro-Active Learners"?

Students who take the initiative in learning

What is "Precarity with regard to ELT?

Risk or uncertainty regarding the conditions of being hired as a teacher

What does "Interlocutor" mean?

A person who is taking part in a conversation.

What does "Atheoretical" mean?

Not based on a particular theory

What does "Bisociation" in ELT mean?

Bringing together unrelated elements to spark something new

The definite article used to identify an item already introduced.

What is the meaning of "Epistemology"?

All three plus added distinction between justified belief and opinion

What does "Continuum" mean?

A continuous series such as numbers

What is the definition of "Collaboration"?

Teachers working toward shared goals of academic writing/teaching

What is a 'Reflective Log"?

A written or auditory account of teacher notes or reflections

What is "Bottom Up-Top Down"?

Perceptual Info is Bottom Up, Contextual Info is Top-Down

What is most true about "Innovation in ELT"?

The lower the complexity, the greater chance of innovation adoption

What is a "Language Related Episode"?

LRE is part of any dialogue where language learners talk about speaking

A general term for language used to point to something in context.

What does "Activity" in ELT mean?

What learners are required to do, using the target language in a lesson

Which fact about "Non-Native Speaker Teachers" is True?

Non-native speaker teachers outnumber Native Speaker teachers by 3 to 1

What is "Loop Input"?

Something eduators n their courses using representation Content and Process

What do the "Three P's" stand for?

Presentation, Practice, Production

What is "Third Party Feedback"?

When teachers give our sureveys at the end of a course.

What is "Imposter Syndrome"?

Anxiety, self-doubt from undervaluing ones competence, while blaming luck

What does "Imbued" in ELT mean?

Permeated or inspired with an ideal, meaning or characteristic

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1
What is true about "Apprenticeship of Observation"?
Teachers remember that students don't generally like them
Students see teachers as the enemy
Students see behind the scenes as non-useful
Teachers were students before they were teachers, which can cause problems
2
What does "Spreading Activation" mean?
It is an in-class pairs activity where they work on word associations
It's an outside of class activity between a group of students
It is where two students make sandwiches
It means teachers spreading the word about their greatness
3
What is a "Taxi Professor"?
A professor who teaches English to Taxi drivers
A professor who only travels by Taxi
A professor who drives a Taxi on his/her non-working days
A Taxi Professor is paid hourly and teaches at several universities
4
What is the meaning of "Folkways" in ELT?
Folk music by Arlo Guthrie
Recipes for wood stove cookery
Ready-made lessons that do not need testing and have safe results
Unsafe results of actions and interpretations
5
What is the meaning of "Fuzzy Usage"?
A concept that is popular and is used despite no consensus on its meaning
Fuzzy vision after reading lecture notes for an exam
A concept which uses Fuzz from the carpet to track insect larvae
Using a furry creature to understand logic
6
What does "Inter Alia" mean?
Among other things
A kind of teaching methodology
Slowly.
The last of its kind
7
Who invented the concept of "Universal Grammar"?
Stephen Krashen
David Nunan
Lev Vygotsky
Noam Chomsky
8
What is a "Reactive Learner"?
One who has learning dissabilities
One who takes initiative in learning
One who sits at the feet of teachers waiting to be taught
One who is engaged in the learning process and is attentive
9
Which best explains "Task Repetition"?
Repeating a task to your friends for their approval
Repeating what the teacher says in class over and over
General repetition of everything you learn
Repeating a similar task at intervals, such as after one or two weeks
10
Which answer best describes "Creativity"?
Creativity is the quality of being creative or the ability to create
Creativity is not clearly defined by any authors
Creativity has no bearing on enriching learning in students
Thinking and activity in language is generally not creative
11
What is "Neoliberalism"?
Human conditioning to be a new liberal
Entrepreneurial individual historic data
That human well-being can best advance by liberating certain freedoms
Neolithic period advancements
12
What is the "Experiential Learning Cycle"?
Problems found and solved using academic methodology
A Four-stage framework for developing practitioner reflection
A special cycle for riding in the mountains
Questions asked and answered about math equations
13
What is "Learner Autonomy"?
Students with no ability to make decisions
Student's ability to take charge of their learning
Student's inability to develop taking charge
Student's lack of control of methods and techniques
14
What is the meaning of "Cataphora"?
A greek term which is referring forward.
A Flemish word meaning around.
A Greek term meaning backward.
A Roman word meaning sideways.
15
Which approach to "Reflection" does your teacher subscribe to?
Schon's approach (More intuitive, experiential knowledge)
Dewey's approach (relatively scientific, careful consideration of beliefs)
The idea that reflection isn't associated with education
The idea that reflection isn't an important feature of effective practice
16
What does "Scaffolding Mean"?
Something you attach to keep building on a house
Making a routine for children to learn by
An appropriate social interactional frameworks to facilitate learning
A language-learning technique for children
17
Which one of these is NOT a "Learner Self-Belief"?
Self-Concept
Self-Confidence
Self-Efficacy
Self-Destruction
18
What is "Classroom Research"?
Or Action Research describes a small-scale investigation by a teacher
Clever people do Covid19 research in classrooms
It is a hobby for ELT practitioners where they critique each other
People come in from outside and research a teacher's classroom
19
How would you define "Pedagogy"?
Your particular type and practice of teaching
Teaching practice that is antiquated
Special education methodology
Physical education methodology
20
What is "Register"?
A branch of linguistics.
Linguistic part concerned with gender.
Linguistic part concerned with rules
A branch of linguistics concerned with user and the use of language.
21
What is the definition of "Intrinsic Motivation"?
Motivated by your own desire to achieve.
Motivated by Other people
Motivated by an outside reward for achieving.
Unmotivated
22
What is "Blended Learning"?
A combination of online and face-to-face teaching
A combination of face-to-face teaching and methodologies
A combination of Online teaching, face-to-face and tech plus method
A combination of technologies and methodologies
23
Which aspect of "Teachers' Beliefs" is true?
Teachers evaluate but don't accept true commitment as real
Teachers know the difference between belief and knowledge
A teacher can't recognize that alternate beliefs are held by others
Teachers in general are unconscious of beliefs in teaching
24
What is "Grammar"?
Greek term concerned only with letter forms
Greek term only concerned with the 5th century
Greek term concerned with only words
Greek term concerned with the linguistic structure of language
25
What is "Extrinsic Motivation"?
Motivated by nothing to do anything.
Motivated by some outside reward for achieving something.
Motivated by your own desire to achieve something.
Motivated by the desire to have more motivation.
26
Which best describes "Expertise in Language Learning and Teaching"?
Teacher expertise methodologies are atheoretical since 1990
The 1990s books on Expertise research are still popular
There are no frameworks being developed on this subject
An expert is someone particularly skilled in a specific area
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What is the definition of "Pro-Active Learners"?
Students who don't learn better than others
Students who sit at the feet of teachers waiting to be taught
Students who can't learn
Students who take the initiative in learning
28
What is "Precarity with regard to ELT?
Uncertain states of being in general
A state of precarious situations in every day life
Market protection minimization with precarity
Risk or uncertainty regarding the conditions of being hired as a teacher
29
What does "Interlocutor" mean?
A person who is present but not speaking.
A person who is taking part in a conversation.
A person who is NOT taking part in a conversation.
A person who doesn't work.
30
What are "Learning Styles"?
Learning styles are NOT fixed modes of behavior
All of these answers
Individuals have different ways they learn, natural, habitual ways
A preferred way of using one's abilities
31
What does "Atheoretical" mean?
Based on one or more theories
Not based on a particular theory
Based on the life of a lizard
Based on something about books
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What does "Bisociation" in ELT mean?
Bringing together unrelated elements to spark something new
To set sparks to light a bonfire or tree
Putting together related items then creating show
To add elements to a cake or other food that is being cooked
33
What is "Anaphora"?
The definite article used to identify an item already introduced.
The indefinite article often used to identify an item already introduced,
A non-cohesive linking device.
An unimportant role in cross-reference.
34
What is the meaning of "Epistemology"?
The theory of knowledge with regard to validity
The theory of knowledge with regard to scope
All three plus added distinction between justified belief and opinion
The theory of knowledge with regard to methods
35
Waht does the term "Apace" mean?
Quickly
Last
Slowly
Apparent
36
What does "Continuum" mean?
A continuous series such as numbers
The name of a satellite orbiting Earth
It is a sci-fi series on Netflix
A set of numerical coordinates to destinations
37
What is the definition of "Collaboration"?
Teachers working together to clean the classroom.
Teachers working toward shared goals of academic writing/teaching
Teachers working together to outwrite their colleagues.
Teachers working together for social interaction.
38
Which is an example of a "Lexical Chunk"?
Story
Burning the midnight oil
The midnight
Burnt
39
What is a 'Reflective Log"?
A Christmas fire log you put in the fireplace
A written or auditory account of teacher notes or reflections
A diary belonging to a student that the teacher confiscated
Teachers write about other teachers in a diary
40
What is "Bottom Up-Top Down"?
The language of data processing hierarchy
Top Down Bottom Up are directions
Perceptual Info is Bottom Up, Contextual Info is Top-Down
Something you say when raising glasses to toast
41
What is most true about "Innovation in ELT"?
Innovation shouldn't have compatibilty, visibility or implementability
Most innovation in ELT hasn't been successful
Successful innovation must be a certain type
The lower the complexity, the greater chance of innovation adoption
42
What is a "Language Related Episode"?
LRE is about preposition choice
British learners who discuss the River Thames
An episode of non-coherence in language learners
LRE is part of any dialogue where language learners talk about speaking
43
What is "Deixis"?
A general term pointing only to situational contexts.
A general term pointing always to linguistic contexts.
A general term illustrating something out of context.
A general term for language used to point to something in context.
44
What does "Activity" in ELT mean?
What learners are required to do, using the target language in a lesson
Other activities such as cooking and sewing.
Any outdoor activity such as riding a bicycle
Indoor activities such as decorating.
45
Which fact about "Non-Native Speaker Teachers" is True?
73% of English language teachers worldwide are non-native speakers
Non-native speaker teachers outnumber Native Speaker teachers by 3 to 1
Non-native speakers are chosen over native speakers mostly
Native speaker teachers are ideal teachers of ELT
46
What is "Loop Input"?
People try to use content to learn a procedure
Something used to learn mainstream experiential training
Something eduators n their courses using representation Content and Process
Something people try to learn using a text message to make content
47
What do the "Three P's" stand for?
Production, Pleasure, Perennial
Pressure, Progress, Practice
Presentation, Practice, Production
Primadonna, Prince, Pringles
48
What is "Third Party Feedback"?
When teachers don't think about the course after finishing it.
When teachers don't improve a course for the next time.
When teachers give our sureveys at the end of a course.
When teachers don't give any surveys or feedback.
49
What is "Imposter Syndrome"?
Anxiety, self-doubt from undervaluing ones competence, while blaming luck
What a person experiences when they become a university instructor
When a person pretends to be someone else instead of themselves
A false attribution to being an impostor
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What does "Imbued" in ELT mean?
Imbued means full of fear of spiders
An inspiration poem or book
Pregnant with twins
Permeated or inspired with an ideal, meaning or characteristic

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