Flashcards on Teaching English to Young Learners

Teaching English to Young Learners: Guide & Strategies

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What are three learner-focused principles recommended for effective language learning from the content?

Repetition; let learners discover (discovery learning); focus on meaning and involve emotions.

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Question: What are three learner-focused principles recommended for effective language learning from the content?

Answer: Repetition; let learners discover (discovery learning); focus on meaning and involve emotions.

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Question: List major factors influencing success in language learning mentioned in the content.

Answer: Intelligence; learning styles; aptitude; personality; motivation and attitude; identity; learner beliefs.

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Question: How does the content describe the relationship between traditional IQ tests and language learning success?

Answer: Traditional IQ tests show only a partial correlation; learners with weak general academic performance can still succeed in foreign language learning i

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Question: What is the core idea of Howard Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligences as presented?

Answer: Intelligence is not unitary; it manifests differently in different children.

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Question: What characteristics and example activities are given for Linguistic intelligence?

Answer: 'Word smart' learners excel with words and verbal expression (spoken or written). Activities: poems, creating stories, crosswords, tongue twisters, ha

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Question: What characterizes Logical-mathematical intelligence and what activities suit these learners?

Answer: 'Math smart' learners excel with numbers and logical reasoning. Activities: solving detective stories, Sudoku and math puzzles, math games, coding/pro

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Question: How are Musical learners described and what classroom activities fit them?

Answer: Musical learners have an ear for sound and use melody/rhythm/songs. Activities: singing, rhythm work (clapping), background music, nursery rhymes, ana

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Question: What defines Spatial intelligence and which activities support it?

Answer: 'Picture smart' learners process information via images, have excellent visual memory. Activities: maps and giving directions, journey/special class,

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Question: Describe Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence and give example activities.

Answer: 'Body smart' learners learn best with body–mind coordination and physical activity. Activities: choreographing dances, role-playing, pantomime, acting

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Question: What are traits of Interpersonal intelligence and suggested activities?

Answer: 'People smart' learners work well with others, persuasive and social, thrive in collaborative groups. Activities: pair dialogues, group work, team deb