Flashcards on EFL Classroom Management and Methodologies
EFL Classroom Management & Methodologies Guide
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EFL Methodology
12 cards
Card 1
Question: What are the three broad principles that must govern any methodology in EFL teaching mentioned in the content?
Answer: Constructivism, the principle of inclusion, and the student-centred approach.
Card 2
Question: What is the general methodology recommended for daily EFL practice?
Answer: Communicative Approach.
Card 3
Question: Which method is especially suitable for the youngest EFL learners and how does it work?
Answer: Total Physical Response (TPR): students show comprehension by physically responding to simple commands instead of answering verbally.
Card 4
Question: Which approach is recommended for Year 3 and Year 4 students and what is its main benefit?
Answer: CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning): it develops language skills while learning content from other subjects, such as Science.
Card 5
Question: What EFL methodology is suggested for older primary students and what is the core idea behind it?
Answer: Project-based learning: students work collaboratively to develop projects (e.g., comic, video, lapbook) based on the idea that active engagement makes
Card 6
Question: How has the teacher's role evolved in modern EFL methodology?
Answer: From transmitter of knowledge to planner and guide of the teaching–learning process, adopting a less dominant role and promoting learner-centred teach
Card 7
Question: Give examples of classroom behaviours encouraged by learner-centred and communicative approaches.
Answer: Learners speaking to a partner, moving around the class, using imagination, and solving problems.
Card 8
Question: According to Jeremy Harmer, name at least four teacher roles and a brief activity example that can illustrate them.
Answer: Controller (checks activity runs smoothly), organiser (distributes roles), assessor (gives sensitive feedback), prompter (helps when learners lack wor
Card 9
Question: In the role-play example, what is the source text used and what message does it convey?
Answer: The short book The Sandwich Swap by Queen Rania of Jordan; it conveys that differences between people do not matter.
Card 10
Question: How does María Acaso metaphorically describe the teacher's role?
Answer: As a DJ who remixes and combines different elements to craft meaningful learning experiences.