Teaching Terminology Quiz

What does 'rapport' refer to?

• To ask questions so that the students give information

• The amount of time you are speaking in the classroom

• To put new language into a situation

• The relationship between teacher and students

What does 'mingle' mean in a classroom context?

• To stand still at the front of the class

• Students get up and move around while communicating

• To watch closely while students do the activity

• To briefly tell students what they are going to do next

What is the purpose of 'signpost'?

• To repeat what a student has just said

• To show students what you want them to do

• To briefly tell students what they are going to do next

• To ask one student to do something

What does 'anchor' mean?

• To stand still at the front of the class

• To ask questions so that the students give information

• To check/give the answers

• To put new language into a situation

What does 'demonstrate' involve?

• To tell students what they have to do

• To ask one student to do something

• To show students what you want them to do

• To watch closely while students do the activity

What are 'instructions'?

• They tell students what they have to do

• To ask questions so that the students give information

• To repeat what a student has just said

• To put new language into a situation

What are 'ICQs'?

• Instruction checking questions

• To stand still at the front of the class

• To watch closely while students do the activity

• To show students what you want them to do

What does 'monitor' mean?

• To check/give the answers

• To watch closely while students do the activity and to help if necessary

• To ask one student to do something

• To put new language into a situation

What does 'student centered' refer to?

• To stand still at the front of the class

• To briefly tell students what they are going to do next

• To ask questions so that the students give information

• The activity is focused on the student not the teacher

What is 'feedback' in a classroom?

• To watch closely while students do the activity

• To ask one student to do something

• Checking/giving the answers

• To put new language into a situation