Module 9 – Teaching young learners – Quiz
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An important implication of brain research on teaching new languages is…
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Teaching young learners is different to teaching older learners because…
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EFL teachers can influence their learners’ brain development.
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Both hemispheres of the brain are crucial for successful language learning.
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It takes roughly the same time for the development of functional fluency as the development of academic competence in English.
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According to Piaget, the same methodologies can be used from age two to early adolescence.
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EFL teachers should be alarmed if their young students remain silent for large chunks of a lesson.
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From a constructivist perspective, careful scaffolding of a new task is an effective way to teach language.
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When teaching young learners, it is an good idea to employ concept questions and teacher paraphrasing to ensure understanding.
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Evaluating young learners…
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