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王蔷《英语教学法》模拟题附答案
《英语教学法》模拟试题（附答案）一、填空题（共10小题，每小题1分，共10分）1.??????? Among the four skills, foreign language learners often complain that l? ?is the most difficult toacquire.2.??????? We are teaching our students English not only to help them pass exams, but also to prepare themto u? ?English in real life.3.??????? In the traditional classroom, very often, too much attention has been paid to linguistic k? , withlittle or no attention paid to practising language skills.4.??????? In the process approach to writing, the teacher provides guidance to the students through thewriting process, and gradually withdraws the guidance so that the students finally become i? ?writers.5.??????? If a teacher first asks the students to read a poster, then to have a discussion about the poster,and then to make a poster of their own, we can say that this teacher is integrating reading, speaking and w? ?skills together.6.??????? One of the general views on language is that language is a s__ of symbols.7.??????? In tr? ?pedagogy, listening and speaking were treated as skills different from what takes place inreality.8.??????? Introduction to phonetic rules should be avoided at the b? ?stage of teaching pronunciation.9.??????? In meaningful practice the focus is on the production, comprehension or exchange of m? .10.??? People have d? ?understanding of how a vocabulary item can be learned and consolidate.二、配对题（共10小题，每小题2分，共20分）A 组：B 组：三、单项选择题（共15小题，共50分）21.In teaching reading, if the teacher teaches the background knowledge first so that the students canbe equipped with such knowledge and will be able to guess meaning from the printed page, we believe that this teacher is following ___ in his teaching.???? A. the top-down model?????????????? B. the bottom-up model????????? C. the interactive model?????????????? D. all of the above22.In English teaching classrooms very often writing is see n as “writing as language learning”, and itis believed to be ___.???? A. writing for communication?????? B. writing for real needs????????? C. pseudo writing??????????????????????? D. authentic writing23.To ___, it is advocated that we adopt a communicative approach to writing.???? A. motivate students????????????????????????????????? B. demotivate students???? C. free students from too much work? D. keep students buzy24.Which of the following is NOT among the features of process writing?A. Help students to understand their own composing process.B. Let students discover what they want to say as they write.C. Encourage feedback both from both teacher and peers.D. Emphasize the form rather than the content.25.According to Willis the conditions for language learning are exposure to a rich but comprehensiblelanguage put, use of the language to do things, ___ to process and use the exposure, and instruction in language.???? A. chances???????????? B. context ??? C. motivation D. knowledge26.There are many situations in which we use more than one language skill, so it is valuable to integratethe four skills, to ___.A. enhance the students’ communicative competence???????B. combine pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar??C. use body language and picturesD. use mechanical practice and meaningful practice.27.Integration of the four skills is concerned with realistic communication, the implication of which isthat we must teach English at the discourse level, that we must ___, and that we must adjust the timetable.A. combine pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar??B. use mechanical practice and meaningful practice???C. use body language and picturesD. adjust the textbook contents28.All people involved in education, i.e. ___, teachers, parents, and students have some reasons toconsider assessment necessary.???? A. friends??????? B. businessmen?? C. administrators????????????? D. politician29.As far as school assessment is concerned, we have teacher’s assessment, continuous assessment,___, and portfolios.???? A. students’ self-assessment? B. relative’s?? assessment ????? C. informal assessment??????????????? D. formal assessment30.Because no textbooks are written for any particular class, it is ___ for teachers to adapt materials. ???? A. unnecessary????????????? B. necessary???????? C. easy ??????? D. of no use31.Views on language and ____ both influence theories on how language should be taught.A. views on language learning ?????????B. views on culture learning?????? C. values of life ????????????????????????????????????? D. styles of life32.??? According to Wang Qiang, the way a language teacher learned a language will influence the way he____ to some extent.A. learns a language ????????????????B. learns his mother tongueC. teaches a language ?????????????D. obtains linguistic knowledge33.??? One of the disadvantages of traditional pedagogy is ___.A. it focuses on form rather than on functionsB. language is used to perform certain communicative functionsC. learners are not able to make sentencesD. learners are not able to do translation34.??? One of the disadvantages of traditional pedagogy is ___.A. the learners are able to use all skills, including the receptive skills and the productive skillsB. the learners are not able to use the language in an integrated wayC. the learners are not able to writeD. the learners perform well in class, but they cannot read out of class35.??? According to Wang Qiang, to answer the question “Can the students achieve the goal ofacquiring native-like pronunciation?” we must take into consideration three things: ___.A. ethic devotion, professional qualities, and personal styleB. letters, phonetic transcripts, and soundsC. teacher f actors, learner factors, and school factorsD. learner age, amount of exposure, and differences of individual ability四、教案设计（20分）Suppose you are going to teach the following lesson to Grade One students of a junior middle school, design a lesson plan for your teaching.Total Length: 300-500 words.A photo copy of the lesson in the textbook:New words & phrases:cost, cheap, need, oh, paint brush, pay;?????? comes to, plus/minus/times/divided by3 yuan 45 for oneUseful sentences:???????? Can I help/What would you like????????? I’d like …/Can I have …????????? How much is it/are they????????? They are cheap/It is cheap.???????? They cost…/it costs …???????? So, that comes to…要求：必须用英语写作。
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英语教学法复习题:一、Multiple-choice questions1. ( ) is planning for a whole programme or a whole-year course.A. Micro planningB. Macron planningC. TeachingD. Language learning2. The 3-stage model is pre-reading, ( ) and post-reading.A. practiceB. writingC. while-readingD. preparation3. By language skills, we mean communicative skills involved in listening, speaking,reading and ( ).A. drawingB. describingC. practicingD. writing4. When did Harmer suggest the following measures for undisciplined acts and badlybehaving students ( )A 1984B 1985C 1983D 19865. What should the teaching of pronunciation focus onA. reading phonetic transcripts of wordsB. writing phonetic transcripts of wordsC. students’ ability to identify and produce English sounds themselvesD. acquire native-like pronunciation6. Which is not our realistic goal of teaching pronunciation listed belowA. creativityB. consistencyC. intelligibility D communicative efficiency7. Proper lesson planning is essential for both novice and ( ) teacher.A. experiencedB. youngC. oldD. new8. The principles for good lesson planning are in terms of aim, variety, flexibility, ( ) ,and linkage.A. typeB. learnabilityC. attitudeD. language9. ( ) means the realistic goals for the lesson.A. VarietyB. LinkageC. AimD. Lesson planning10. Linkage means the stages and the ( ) within each stage are planned in such away that they are someway linked with one another.A. directionsB. stepsC. goalsD. types11. Ideally, lesson planning should be done at two levels: macro planning and ( ).A. teaching planningB. language teachingC. assessmentD. micro planning12. Which is not the kind of stress that is important to achieving good pronunciationlisted belowA. word-level stressB. paragraph-level stressC. phrase-level stressD. sentence-level stress13. Pronunciation is difficult to teach without some drills on ( )A. gestures B .action C. sounds D. correction14. Grammar practice is usually divided into two categories, they are ( )A. mechanical practice and effective practiceB. meaningful practice and effective practiceC. communicative practice and mechanical practicemunicative practice and effective practice15. ( ) are most frequently used in mechanical practice.A. Substitution drills and speaking drillsB. Speaking drills and transformation drillsC. Transformation drills and comprehension drillsD. Substitution drills and transformation drills16. In ( )drill, the students substitute a part in a structure so that they get toknow how that part functions in a sentence.A. transformationB. comprehensionC. substitutionD. speaking17. In ( ) drill, the students change a given structure in a way so that they are exposed to other similar structures.A. transformationB. comprehensionC. speakingD. substitution18. Practice based on prompts is usually considered as ( ) practice.A. meaningful practiceB. effective practiceC. communicative practiceD. mechanical practice19. The attitudes or motions of a language user in choosing a word and the influence).of these on the listener or reader’s interpretation of the word refer to(A. denotative meaningB. connotative meaningC. collocationsD. antonyms20. The most typical type of post-listening task is the ( )question.A. multiple-choice comprehensionB. open-endedC. other typesD. answering21. There are many opportunities to integrate listening with the practice of otherlanguage skills, especially at the( )stage.A. pre-listeningB. while-listening .22. Which of the following activities do you think would help prepare students forreal-life speech in EnglishA. reading aloudB. giving a prepare talkC. doing a drill of the above23. Which of the following principles of teaching speaking teachers should beaware ofA. Contextualizing practiceB. Personalizing practiceup confidence of the above24. Reading aloud and ( ) reading are two different types of reading practice.A. slowB. quickC. silentD. normal25. Helping our students to develop the ability of automatic word recognition is thebasis for developing their ( ) skills.A. writingB. listeningC. readingD. speaking26. Which of the principles and models for teaching reading is falseA. Bottom-up modelB. Top-down modelC. Interactive modelD. Medium-model27. A ( ) is a purposeful collection of materials assembled over a period of timeby a learner to provide evidence of skills, abilities related to his/her study.A. portfolioB. project workC. peer assessmentD. continuous assessment28. Words which can be grouped together under the same super ordinate concept is( ).A. synonymsB. antonymsC. hyponymsD. all the above29. Some vocabulary consolidation activities that can be done in class are ( ).A. rebellingB. describes and drawC. word associationD. All theabove30. Which stage do teachers use to help the students prepare to listen ( )A. Pre-listeningB. While-listeningC. Post-listeningD. When-listening31. The ( )stage is the most difficult for the teacher to control , because this iswhere students need to pay attention and process the information actively.A. pre-listeningB. while-listeningC. post-listeningD. mid-listening.32. There is a method of teaching called ( ), which concentrates on learninglanguage by listening physically to commands or directions .A. Open the Door the doorC. Total Physical ResponseD. Listen And Act33. The ability to surf the net and find the information needed is what todayteachers will need to develop---skill of ( ).A. screen literacyB. internet navigationC. create one;s own file of picture and cardsD. image34. Ellis (2002) suggests procedures for teaching grammar using ( ) as input.A. speakingB. readingC. writingD. listening35. The deductive method is one way of grammar presentation, it relies on( ).A. reasoning, analyzing and comparingB. reasoning, thinking and comparingC. discussing, analyzing and comparingD. thinking, analyzing and discussing36. ( ) is an excellent way to make speaking tasks communicative.A. Information-gap activitiesB. Controlled role playsC. Using clues or prompts for practicesD. Drilling, modeling and repetitions37. When conducting scanning activities, one of the things the teacher should bebear in mind is to wait until ( ) of the students finish.% B. 60% C. 70% %38. Integration of the ( ) skills/skill is concerned with realistic communication.A. readingB. listening and speakingC. writingD. All above39. ( ) is one kind of test formats that students are provided with a set ofstatements related to the read or heard texts and required to decide whether they are true or false according to the texts.A. Multiple-choice questionsB. Matching questionsC. True or false questionsD. Gap-filling of completion40. Proper lesson planning is essential for both novice and ( ) teacher.A. experiencedB. youngC. oldD. new41. The principles for good lesson planning are in terms of aim, variety, flexibility,( ) , and linkage.A. typeB. learnabilityC. attitudeD. language42. ( ) means the realistic goals for the lesson.A. VarietyB. LinkageC. AimD. Lesson planning43. Linkage means the stages and the ( ) within each stage are planned in such away that they are someway linked with one another.A. directionsB. stepsC. goalsD. types54. Ideally, lesson planning should be done at two levels: macro planning and ( ).A. teaching planningB. language teachingC. assessmentD. micro planning45. Which is not our realistic goal of teaching pronunciation listed belowA. creativityB. consistencyC. intelligibility D communicative efficiency46. In ( )drill, the students substitute a part in a structure so that they get toknow how that part functions in a sentence.A. transformationB. comprehensionC. substitutionD. speaking47. In ( ) drill, the students change a given structure in a way so that they areexposed to other similar structures.A. transformationB. comprehensionC. speakingD. substitution48. Practice based on prompts is usually considered as ( ) practice.A. meaningful practiceB. effective practiceC. communicative practiceD. mechanical practice49. The attitudes or motions of a language user in choosing a word and the influencetion of the word refer to( ).of these on the listener or reader’s interpretaA. denotative meaningB. connotative meaningC. collocationsD. antonyms50. Words which can be grouped together under the same super ordinate concept is( ).A. synonymsB. antonymsC. hyponymsD. all the above51. Which is not the kind of stress that is important to achieving good pronunciationlisted belowA. word-level stressB. paragraph-level stressC. phrase-level stressD. sentence-level stress52. Pronunciation is difficult to teach without some drills on ( )A. gestures B .action C. sounds D. correction53. Grammar practice is usually divided into two categories, they are ( )A. mechanical practice and effective practiceB. meaningful practice and effective practiceC. communicative practice and mechanical practicemunicative practice and effective practice54. ( ) are most frequently used in mechanical practice.A. Substitution drills and speaking drillsB. Speaking drills and transformation drillsC. Transformation drills and comprehension drillsD. Substitution drills and transformation drills55. In the test format ( ), students are asked to complete paragraphs orsentences by either filling in words they think are appropriate or choosing the best from the given choices.A. Gap-filling or completionB. DictationC. Matching questionsD. question and answers56. ( ) is planning for a whole programme or a whole-year course.A. Micro planningB. Macron planningC. TeachingD. Language learning57. The 3-stage model is pre-reading, ( ) and post-reading.A. practiceB. writingC. while-readingD. preparation58. By language skills, we mean communicative skills involved in listening, speaking,reading and ( ).A. drawingB. describingC. practicingD. writing59. When did Harmer suggest the following measures for undisciplined acts andbadly behaving students ( )A 1984B 1985C 1983D 198660. What should the teaching of pronunciation focus onA. reading phonetic transcripts of wordsB. writing phonetic transcripts of wordsC. students’ ability to identify and produce English sounds themselvesD. acquire native-like pronunciation61. Which of the following principles of teaching speaking teachers should beaware ofA. Contextualizing practiceB. Personalizing practiceC. Building up confidenceD. all of the above62. Reading aloud and ( ) reading are two different types of reading practice.A. slowB. quickC. silentD. normal63. Helping our students to develop the ability of automatic word recognition is thebasis for developing their ( ) skills.A. writingB. listeningC. readingD. speaking64. ( ) is an excellent way to make speaking tasks communicative.A. Information-gap activitiesB. Controlled role playsC. Using clues or prompts for practicesD. Drilling, modeling and repetitions65. When conducting scanning activities, one of the things the teacher should bebear in mind is to wait until ( ) of the students finish.% B. 60% C. 70% %66. Integration of the ( ) skills/skill is concerned with realistic communication.A. readingB. listening and speakingC. writingD. All above67. ( ) is one kind of test formats that students are provided with a set ofstatements related to the read or heard texts and required to decide whether they are true or false according to the texts.A. Multiple-choice questionsB. Matching questionsC. True or false questionsD. Gap-filling of completion68. Some vocabulary consolidation activities that can be done in class are ( ).A. rebellingB. describes and drawC. word associationD. All theabove69. Which stage do teachers use to help the students prepare to listen ( )A. Pre-listeningB. While-listeningC. Post-listeningD. When-listening70. The ( )stage is the most difficult for the teacher to control , because this iswhere students need to pay attention and process the information actively.A. pre-listeningB. while-listeningC. post-listeningD. mid-listening.71. There is a method of teaching called ( ), which concentrates on learninglanguage by listening physically to commands or directions .A. Open the Door the doorC. Total Physical ResponseD. Listen And Act72. The ability to surf the net and find the information needed is what todayteachers will need to develop---skill of ( ).A. screen literacyB. internet navigationC. create one;s own file of picture and cardsD. image73. Ellis (2002) suggests procedures for teaching grammar using ( ) as input.A. speakingB. readingC. writingD. listening74. The deductive method is one way of grammar presentation, it relies on( ).A. reasoning, analyzing and comparingB. reasoning, thinking and comparingC. discussing, analyzing and comparingD. thinking, analyzing and discussing75. The most typical type of post-listening task is the ( )question.A. multiple-choice comprehensionB. open-endedC. other typesD. answering76. There are many opportunities to integrate listening with the practice of otherlanguage skills, especially at the( )stage.A. pre-listeningB. while-listeningC. post-listening .77. Which of the following activities do you think would help prepare students forreal-life speech in EnglishA. reading aloudB. giving a prepare talkC. doing a drill of the above78. In the test format ( ), students are asked to complete paragraphs orsentences by either filling in words they think are appropriate or choosing the best from the given choices.A. Gap-filling or completionB. DictationC. Matching questionsD. question and answers79 Which of the principles and models for teaching reading is falseA. Bottom-up modelB. Top-down modelC. Interactive modelD. Medium-model80. A ( ) is a purposeful collection of materials assembled over a period of timeby a learner to provide evidence of skills, abilities related to his/her study.A. portfolioB. project workC. peer assessmentD. continuous assessment二、True or False1. There-stage model is advised in a reading lesion, that is, pre-reading, while-readingand post-reading.2. At the production stage, the students are encouraged to use what they have learned andpracticed to perform communicative tasks.3. Although the success of a speaking task depends on many factors, the followingcharacteristics are common in successful speaking tasks (Ur,1996): maximum native talk, even participation, high motivation.4. Whole class work can be used when presenting and explaining new language ornew information.5. The ideal systematic evaluation of a textbook would be a longitudinal one, whichincludes a pre-use evaluation, a whilst-use evaluation and a post-use evaluation.6. According to Bygate (1987), the four common features of spoken language areusing complex syntax, taking short cuts, using faxed conventional phases/chunks and using devices such as fillers hesitation device to give time to think before speaking.7. Littlewood (1981:12) divides communicative speaking activities into two types:structural activities and social interaction activities.8. Deductive method, inductive method and guided discovery method are thefrequently used ways of presenting grammar in the classroom.9. Criterion-referenced assessment is designed to measure how the performance of aparticular student or group of students compares with the performance of another student or group of students whose scored are given as the norm.10. Dickinson and Carver (1980, cf. Ellis and :7)) identify three areas for preparinglearners to become autonomous. They are psychological preparation, methodological preparation and practice in self-direction.11. Perception practice is aimed at developing the students’ ability toidentify and distinguish between different sounds.12. We have learned two ways of integrating skills: complex integration, whereby areceptive language skill serves as a model for a productive language skill, and simple integration, which is a combination of activities involving different skills, kinked thematically.13. Deductive method, inductive method and guided discovery method are thefrequently used ways of presenting grammar in the classroom.44. Keeping a vocabulary notebook is seen as one way of helping students engagemore meaningfully with the new words that they are being exposed to in theirlanguage learning experiences.15. One’s overall competence in a foreign language involves performing effectivelyeach of the four skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing) separately.is an important 16. Making inference, which means “reading between the lines”,speaking skill.17. Instead of showing a video and then ask questions to check students’understanding, a video can be used to in more motivating ways to generate a lot of learning. Useful techniques include “freeze frame”, “silent viewing”，“and listening without viewing”.18. The activities prediction, setting the scene, skimming and scanning are commonactivities in While-reading activities.19. Parents provide money and personnel for education. They need to know whetherthe programs they have planned are working well.20.International view considers language to be a communicative tool, whose main use isto build up and maintain social relations between people.21. If the student has got most of his language right but has made a trivial mistake,the teacher should interrupt him immediately.believes that language is not a form of behavior, it is an intricate rule-based s ystem and a large part of language acquisition is the learning of this system.principles may be used to guide every lesson planning .They are described below in t erms of aim ,variety, flexibility, learnability, and linkage.24. Perception practice is aimed at developing the students’ ability toidentify and distinguish between different sounds.25. Since the teacher’s talk can be good models and useful input, it is best to keeptalk at a maximum level.the teachers’26. A portfolio is a purposeful collection of materials assembled over a period of timeby a learner to provide evidence of skills, abilities and attitudes related to their study.27. Deductive method, inductive method and guided discovery method are thefrequently used ways of presenting grammar in the classroom.28. One’s overall competence in a foreign language involves performing effectivelyeach of the four skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing) separately.learners learn more effectively through body experience while Kinesthetic learners learn more effectively through touch (hands-on).view considers language to be a communicative tool, whose main use is to build up a nd maintain social relations between people.31. If the student has got most of his language right but has made a trivial mistake, the teacher should interrupt him immediately.believes that language is not a form of behavior, it is an intricate rule-based system and a large part of language acquisition is the learning of this system.from the Russian verb educare.33. The word “education” comesprinciples may be used to guide every lesson planning .They are described below i n terms of aim ,variety, flexibility, learnability, and linkage.35. According to Bygate (1987), the four common features of spoken language areusing complex syntax, taking short cuts, using faxed conventional phases/chunks and using devices such as fillers hesitation device to give time to think beforespeaking.36. There-stage model is advised in a reading lesion, that is, pre-reading,while-reading and post-reading.37. At the production stage, the students are encouraged to use what they haveLearned and practiced to perform communicative tasks.38. Although the success of a speaking task depends on many factors, thefollowing characteristics are common in successful speaking tasks (Ur,1996):maximum native talk, even participation, high motivation.39. Whole class work can be used when presenting and explaining new languageor new information.40. We have learned two ways of integrating skills: complex integration, whereby areceptive language skill serves as a model for a productive language skill, andsimple integration, which is a combination of activities involving different skills,kinked thematically.41. Making inference, which means “reading between the lines”,is an important speaking skill.and “writing for42. Some writing activities can be between “writing for learning” communication”．43. British psychologist Howard Gardener (1983, 1993) has proposed the theory ofmultiple-intelligence which has provided a new perception for understandinghuman beings.44. The register means the vocabulary that is commonly found in a specific discourse.45. Assessment involves the collecting of information or evidence of a learner’slearning progress and achievement over a period of time for the purposes ofimproving teaching and learning.46. Research in listening has shown that good listener is good predictors.47. According to Littlewood (1981:86), Pre-communicative activities includestructural activities and Quasi-communicative activities.48. Tactile learners learn more effectively through body experience whileKinesthetic learners learn more effectively through touch (hands-on).49. Making inference, which means “reading between the lines”, is an importantspeaking skill.50. Some writing activities can be between “writing for learning” and “writingcommunication”．51. British psychologist Howard Gardener (1983, 1993) has proposed the theory ofmultiple-intelligence which has provided a new perception for understandinghuman beings.52. A portfolio is a purposeful collection of materials assembled over a period oftime by a learner to provide evidence of skills, abilities and attitudes relatedto their study.53. Criterion-referenced assessment is designed to measure how theperformance of a particular student or group of students compares with theperformance of another student or group of students whose scored aregiven as the norm.54. Dickinson and Carver (1980, cf. Ellis and :7)) identify three areas for preparinglearners to become autonomous. They are psychological preparation,methodological preparation and practice in self-direction.55. Making inference, which means “reading between the lines”, is an importantspeaking skill.56. Instead of showing a video and then ask questions to check students’understanding, a video can be used to in more motivating ways to generate alot of learning. Useful techniques include “freeze frame”, “silent viewing”，“and listening without viewing”.57. The activities prediction, setting the scene, skimming and scanning arecommon activities in While-reading activities.58. The register means the vocabulary that is commonly found in a specificdiscourse.59. Assessment involves the collecting of information or evidence of a learner’slearning progress and achievement over a period of time for the purposes of improving teaching and learning.60. Since the teacher’s talk can be good models and useful input, it is best totalk at a maximum level.keep the teachers’三、Questionsare the criteria for evaluating how communicative classroom activities2. What are the most influential approaches in second/foreign languageteaching in recent years3. According to William J. Hutchins, what moral values should we promote in our teaching4. What are the five main components of communicative competence5. What are the Principals of Communicative Language Teaching6. As a language teacher, how should you design tasks7. How do you understand TBLT and its relationship with the CLTdevelopment of ELT since 1978 can be divided into four major are they。
英语教学法试题及答案
英语教学法试题及答案一、选择题1. What is the importance of using visuals in language teaching?a) They help create a more engaging and memorable learning experience.b) They replace the need for spoken language in the classroom.c) They can be used as a substitute for actual language practice.d) They hinder students' ability to understand concepts.答案: a) They help create a more engaging and memorable learning experience.2. Why is it important to create a learner-centered classroom environment?a) It allows the teacher to have more control over the students.b) It encourages passive learning among students.c) It promotes active participation and critical thinking.d) It reduces students' responsibility for their own learning.答案: c) It promotes active participation and critical thinking.3. Which of the following is an effective way to assess students' speaking skills?a) Multiple-choice tests.b) Memorization of vocabulary lists.c) Group discussions and presentations.d) Filling in the blanks in a sentence.答案: c) Group discussions and presentations.4. What is the significance of integrating listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in language teaching?a) It increases the workload for both teachers and students.b) It allows students to focus on one skill at a time.c) It reflects real-life language use and promotes holistic learning.d) It hinders students' ability to develop individual skills.答案: c) It reflects real-life language use and promotes holistic learning.5. What is the role of error correction in language teaching?a) To embarrass and criticize students for their mistakes.b) To discourage students from experimenting with the language.c) To provide constructive feedback and foster learning.d) To promote rote memorization of grammar rules.答案: c) To provide constructive feedback and foster learning.二、简答题1. Explain the concept of scaffolding in language teaching.答案: Scaffolding refers to the support and guidance provided by the teacher to help students develop their language skills. It involves breaking down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable steps and gradually removing the support as students gain proficiency. Scaffolding can include providing clear instructions, modeling language use, using visual aids, offering personalized feedback, and encouraging independent thinking and problem-solving.2. Describe the role of technology in modern English language classrooms.答案: Technology plays a significant role in modern English language classrooms. It provides access to authentic materials, interactive learning resources, and digital platforms for communication and collaboration. Technology can enhance language learning through multimedia presentations, online language practice, virtual language exchanges, and self-paced learning modules. It also promotes digital literacy skills, critical thinking, and creativity among students.3. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of teacher-centered instruction.答案: Teacher-centered instruction refers to a more traditional approach where the teacher has full control over the learning process. Advantages of this approach include the teacher's expert knowledge and guidance, efficient time management, and a structured learning environment. However, it may limit students' active participation and critical thinking, discourage autonomy and creativity, and result in passive learning. Teacher-centered instruction may also overlook individual student needs and preferences.4. How can assessment be used as a tool for both learning and motivation in language teaching?答案: Assessment can be used as a tool for learning and motivation by providing students with feedback on their progress and areas for improvement. It can help students identify their strengths and weaknesses, set learning goals, and track their own development. Effective assessments also promote a growth mindset, where students see mistakes as opportunities for growth rather than failures. Furthermore, assessment can motivate students by recognizing their achievements, fostering a sense of accomplishment, and creating a supportive and competitive learning environment.5. Explain the concept of communicative language teaching (CLT) and its main principles.答案: Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) is an approach to language teaching that emphasizes communication as the primary goal of language learning. The main principles of CLT include using authentic language in meaningful contexts, promoting interactive and collaborative activities, focusing on fluency rather than grammatical accuracy, and integrating all four language skills. CLT encourages real-life language use, develops students' ability to negotiate meaning, and prepares them for effective communication in diverse situations.。
英语教学法试题 (附答案)
英语教学法试题（1）Information for the examinees:This examination consists of THREE sections. They are:Section I: Multiple-choice Questions (30 points, 20 minutes)Section Ⅱ: Problem Solving (30 points, 50 minutes)Section Ⅲ: Mini-lesson Plan (40 points, 50 minutes)The total marks for this examination are 100 points. Time allowed for completing this examination is 2 hours.Section I: Multiple-choice Questions（30 points）Questions 1 -- 15 are based on this part.Directions: Choose the best answer from A, B or C for each question. Write your answer on the Answer Sheet.1. Which of the following belongs to the communicative approach?A. focus on accuracyB. focus on fluencyC. focus on strategies2. Which of the following is characteristic of acquisition?A. form-focusedB. accuracy-orientedC. meaning-focused3. Which of the following statements about course design is NOT true?A. The general goals of a course should be specified based on the learners’ needs.B. The contents of a course should be selected to fit in with the learning experiences.C. The assessment activities should reflect those taught in a course.4. Which of the following generally does NOT describe a CLT syllabus?A. The vocabulary and grammar structures needed for communicative objectives (e. g. telling directions, requesting information, expressing agreement, etc.).B. The skills required in typical situations (e. g. listening, speaking or writing skills).C. The grammar rule appropriate for social occasions (e. g. at a conference, at a party, in a grocery store, etc.)5. Which of the following is most suitable for the cultivation of linguistic competence?A. sentence-makingB. cue-card dialogueC. simulated dialogue6. Which of the following activities is most likely interactive?A. mimickingB. role playC. problem solving7. When a reader tries to guess the meaning of a new word based on the contextual clue, which one of the following approaches is he using?A. Bottom-up Approach.B. Top-down ApproachC. Interactive Approach.8. When a researcher reads an academic paper to see if it is relevant to his field of interest, which one of the reading skills is he using?A. Skimming.B. Scanning.C. Inferring.9. Which of the following activities can be adopted at the pre-reading stage?A. re-arranging the materialsB. brainstorming the topicC. writing a summary of the text10. Which of the following activities can be used to get the main idea of a passage?A. reading to decide on the titleB. reading to sequence the eventsC. reading to fill in the charts11. What should the teacher try to avoid when selecting listening materials?A. The texts scripted and recorded in the studio.B. The texts with implicated concepts beyond the comprehension of students.C. The texts delivered through the accents other than RP or Standard American Pronunciation.12. What purpose does NOT post-listening activities serve?A. Helping students relate the text with their personal experience.B. Offering students the opportunities of extending other language skillsC. Practicing students’ ability of matching the pre-listing predictions with contents of the text.13. What does “locating the specific information” help to train?A. scanningB. skimmingC. inferring14. Which of the following activities is best for training detailed reading?A. drawing a diagram to show the text structureB. giving the text an appropriate titleC. transferring information from the text to a diagram15. For a teacher who teaches young learners English pronunciation, which principle is he suggested following?A. Maximum quantity of spoken input.B. Conscious effort.C. Tolerance of errors in continuous speech.Section II: Problem Solving （30 points）Questions 16 -- 20 are based on this part.Directions: Below are five situations in the classroom. Each has a problem. First, identify the problem. Second, provide your solution according to the communicative language teaching principles. You should elaborate on the problem(s) and solution(s) properly. Write your answer on the Answer Sheet.16. The following sequence of activities is what a teacher adopted in a reading class.A. instruct the students to read aloud the textB. explain paragraph by paragraph the new words or sentence structuresC. ask the students some comprehensive questions about the textD. require the students to translate some Chinese sentences into English using the key words or sentence patterns17. The following sequence of activities is what a teacher adopted in a speaking class.A. write the topic for discussion on the blackboardB. instruct the students to discuss the topic in groupsC. move from group to group correcting the stud ents’ language errors whenever he catches themD. express to the class his views on the topic18. The teacher was playing the record of a speech. He stopped the tape whenever he felt the need to explain a word or provide some background information.19. After asking the students to work in pairs to make up a dialogue, the teacher sat down and corrected the students’ home assignments till the time for this activity was up.20. A teacher was organizing an information-gap activity with his class of sixty students. It took him 5 minutes to get Worksheet A and B to the proper students. Soon after he instructed the students to keep their eyes only on their own sheets, he found some students were looking at others’ sheets. No sooner had he stopped them from doing t hat than several others in the front began to break the rule. The whole class had become out of control.Section Ⅲ：Mini-lesson Plan (40 points)Directions：Read the following two texts carefully and design two teaching plans.1. The following is an abstract from Senior Ⅱ, Student Book. Please design a teaching plan with the text.In these oceans live huge numbers of a small fish just 5 cm long. These fish swim together, often in a group that may be 4. 5 meters thick and hundreds of meters long. There may be 63,000 fish per cubic meter. These fish provide the main food for whales. A whale may eat a ton 0f them at a time, and may enjoy four meals a day.2. The following is an abstract from Senior Ⅱ, Student Book. Please design a teaching plan with the text.Listen to the tape. Then put these sentences in the correct order.( ) A. The assistant started painting something on the ceiling.( ) B. The artist stepped back.( ) C. The assistant shouted something.( ) D. The artist was painting the ceiling.( ) E. The artist got angry.( ) F. The assistant looked up.( ) G. The assistant explained to the artist why he had done this.( ) H. The artist rushed forwards.( ) I. The assistant was mixing some paint.( ) J. The artist stepped back again.英语教学法(1)试题答案及评分标准(供参考)Section I:1. B2. C3. B4. C5. A6. B7. B8. A9. B 10. A 11. B 12. C 13.A 14. C 15. CSection II:16. Problem: The lesson fails to help the students to improve their reading skills, because it focuses totally on the meanings and uses of individual words or sentence patterns.Solution: The teacher is suggested to divide the class into three stages. In the pre-reading stage, the teacher can engage the students in some speaking activities to help them predict the contents of the text. Thus arouses their interests in the text and, more importantly, gives them a purpose for reading--checking the predictions. Such activities can also activate the students’ schemata about the topic that can facilitate their understanding of the text. Or it is necessary, the teacher can provide the students with the background information or list of new words to help remove potential cultural or language barriers. In the while-reading stage, the teacher can design activities to develop the students’ skills of skimming, scanning, reading for detail or inferring. They can help the students to comprehend the text not only at the linguistic level but also at the contextual and rhetorical levels. The teacher can also design some post-reading activities which offer the students the opportunities of using freely the language they learnt from the text in speaking or writing con texts.17. Problem: The lesson started with the third stage of the PPP Model--the stage of production but skipped the two important stages before it--the stages of presentation and practice.Solution: Before the students are asked to talk freely about a topic, they should have relevant language input. Therefore, on the stage of presentation the teacher can introduce to them some vocabulary or some reading/listening materials related to the topic and introduce to them some useful sentence patterns of stating opinions, presenting reasons, expressing agreement, etc. The teacher is then expected to give the students the opportunities to use the newly-presented language items in a controlled framework. This may be done by drills or prompted short dialogues. The focus of this practice stage should be on accuracy and therefore any language errors, once spotted, should be corrected immediately. Finally comes the stage of production where the students do the activities, like the group discussion in this case, to experiment with the new language items freely and creatively. Since this stage is intended to develop fluency, the teacher should refrain from frequently interrupting a student who is speaking for immediate correction.18. Problem: The teacher should not stop the tape time and again to explain a word or information point, because this is not the way people listen in real lifeSolution: Anticipating some language or information barriers the students are likely to encounter in the process of listening, the teacher can design some pre-listening activities to get the students ready for the contents and language of the text. An alternative is to have the students do some inferring activities while they are listening. In this way they can not only have a purpose for listening, but also develop their ability of making inferences based on the contextual cues.19. Problem: The teacher only performed the role of a manager but neglected someother significant roles such as those of a prompter, assessor, resource person, etc. Solution: A qualified teacher has many roles to play in the classroom. The communicative language teaching features a student-centered, task-based and Process-oriented class. This does not diminish the teach er’s importance in the class, but puts a higher demand on his/her functions, especially those associated with facilitating and monitoring the learning process. When the students are doing an activity, the teacher needs to move around to offer encouragement and suggestions as a prompter, give help with ideas or language as a resource person and detect problems for immediate or delayed correction as an assessor. In addition, the teacher acts as a controller to maintain discipline and make sure each student is participating in the activity the way he/she is required to do. The teacher may also need to give examples of how to do an activity. In this case, he/she serves as an instructor.20. Problem: The class hag so many students that it is not easy to control.Solution: A ready solution is to replace the worksheets with a blackboard drawing or poster. The alternative rows of students are asked to turn around, so that half the class is facing the student behind them. In this way, only the front-facing rows can see the information on the blackboard or poster. Alternatively, two different posters can be put up, one on the front blackboard and the other on the back wall. Then the one is visible to the front-facing students while the other can be seen by those facing the back of the room. In either situation exists an information gap. The pairs can then exchange the information until they have completed the assigned task.Section Ⅲ：Mini-lesson Plan (40 points)两题的评分标准相同，具体如下：Name of activity 1分Objective(s) of the activity 2分Type of the activity 1分Classroom organization of the activity 1Teacher’s role 1分Students’ role 1分Teacher working time 1分Student working time 1分Teaching aid(s) 1分Predicated problem(s) 2分Solution(s) 2分Procedures 1) 2分2) 2分3) 2分下面教案仅作参考：1．Name of activity ReadingObjective(s) of the activityGet to know something of the fish in the oceanType of the activityThe exploitation of the textClassroom organization of the activityPersonal work /IndividualTeacher’ s roleOrganizes and guidesStudents’ roleRead with skills to find out the key information of the text.Teacher working time2 minStudent working time4 minTeaching aid(s)Some pictures, or videos, or overhead projector.Predicated problem(s)Some students may read word by word and they neglect the reading skills.Solution(s)The teacher explains the skills clearly.Procedures1) The teacher explains some skills, such as locating specific information, taking notes on the main points, and so on.2) Students read with skills3) Get feedbackAfter reading, the teacher invites some students to give some key information of the text.下面教案仅作参考：2．Name of activity Put the events in the correct order.Objective(s) of the activityHelp the students understand the content and structure of the text.Type of the activityListeningClassroom organization of the activityGroup work.Teacher’s roleInstructor , managerStudents’ roleActive participant in class activityTeacher working time1 minStudent working time4 minTeaching aid(s)Tape and tape recorder.Predicated problem(s)There will be pure listeners in group work, or there will be some who tend to idle, and the students may have some difficulties in putting the events in the correct order.Solution (s)For those pure listeners and those who are off-task, the teacher can walk close to them and show them how to participate.If students have difficulty, the teacher should offer, help, showing them how to decide the time order of the events.Procedures1) The teacher assigns the work2) Students listen carefully and decide the order of the events.3) Get feedbackWhen the students have finished their work, the teacher invites some to show their decision.教学活动设计题型的参考答案样例（设计10分钟的听力教学活动）Objectives: （教学目标）to ensure students can identify information concerning what people are doingClassroom organization（教学活动组织形式）: pair workAssumed time（预计时间）: 10’Teaching aid（教具）: Pictures, multi-mediaProcedure（过程）1．Prepare for listening (3’)Teacher's instruction:"Now, boys and girls, first let's see whether you know these activities. Work with your partner, see how many you can read."Student act (2’):Students work in pairs to read the activities.Teacher's instruction:"Ok, which pair wants to have a try?"(After several pairs have tried) "Now, let's read togeth er."(1’)2．Listening and identify. (2’)Teacher's instruction"Good, you can read the words quite well. Now let's listen to these activities. Listen and tick the pictures when you hear them"Students' act (2’)Students listen and try to tick the right pictures while listening. Then the teacher checks whether the students can get the right answer.3．Listening (3’)Teacher's instruction:"Just now we listened to the phrases about the picture. Now we will listen to the sentences. Listen and tick the right pictures."Students' act (3’)Students listen and tick the right picture according to what they hear.4．Feedback(2’)Teacher's instruction."OK. Have you got the right pictures? Please check your answer with your partner and then report to class."Students' act (2’)Students check their answers with their partners. Then one of each pair reports the answer. Each pair reports one picture.Predicted problems:1．There may not be recording of phrase.2．Students may know the phrases already, or they may know only a little.Solutions:1．The teacher can make one out of the recording of the sentences, or may also record the phrases himself.2．The teacher can adjust the time of practice of preparation.。
《英语教学法》 练习题 专升本
《英语教学法》练习题一专升本一. Fill in the blanks.1. Affective states of learnersFor learners’affective states, anxiety is often talked about. There are three kinds of anxiety: Trait anxiety Personality, ___ (1) predispositionState anxiety Experience at a ___ (2) moment in time as a response to a definite situationSituational anxiety Aroused by a specific type of __ _ (3) or event such as public speaking, examinations or class participationAnxiety can be both ___ (4) and ___ (5). Facilitating anxiety makes a learner to face problems, work out solution and overcome the problems. Debilitating anxiety may make a learner flee to avoid the source of anxiety. So the degree of anxiety should be balanced. Teachers need to think about this and take action in teaching.2. Total Physical ResponseTPR reveals ___ (6) or grammar-based views of language. According to Asher, the verb, especially the verb in the ___ (7), as the central linguistic motif around which language use and learning are organized.The language learning theory in TPR is ___ （8). Learning is effective and meaningful through stimulus-response action.The objective of a TPR course is to develop learners’ communicative ability through the use of___ (9) drills in the imperative form.TPR syllabus is a ___ (10) one with teaching items of grammar and vocabulary. However, the focus is not on the structure, but on___ (11) in a way that grammar points and vocabulary items are selected according to__ (12) in which they are used.The learning and teaching activities in TPR are imperative drills such as orders, commands or instructions, which are used to elicit __ (13) actions and activity on the learner.TPR learners are listeners and __ (14). They are required to respond and monitor and evaluate their own progress.The teacher in TPR is active, directing the classroom __ _ (15) and turn taking to make sure everything goes well.二. Explain the following terms。
《英语教学法》题库及答案
《英语教学法》题库及答案Part I Basic Ideas in Language TeachingDirections: In this part, there are 24 statements about teaching in English, and four answers after each one. You are to choose from each of the following statements the best answer according to what we have learnt in the book of “A Course in English Language Teaching ".1.To learn a language means to learn these structural items so as to be able to understand and produce language.A. This is the behaviorist view of language.B . This is the structural view of language.C . This is the functional view of language.D . This is the interactive view of language.2. Learners should know the grammar and vocabulary, but as importantly they should know the rules for using them in s whole range of communicative contexts.A. This is the behaviorist view of language.B . This is the structural view of language.C . This is the functional view of language.D . This is the interactive view of language.3. According to cognitive theory, .A. students learn language by repeating what teachers sayB . students are asked to think and createC . students learn a language as animals do thingsD . students respond when teachers give stimulus4. By audio-lingua method, students should always .A. be allowed to create their own sentences based on their understanding of certain rulesB . be trained to form good habits in learningC . relate their rules learned to their uses in real lifeD . be able to communicate with others in practice5. Language is regarded as a communicative tool, whose main use to build up and maintain social relations between people.A. This is the interactional view of language.B . This is the functional view of language.C . This view of language has no basis of theory.D . The view may be out of date in language teaching.6. What is the main idea of Communicative Approach?A. To teach language in a global and meaningful way.B . To teach language in a communicative method.C . To teach language in training of habits.D . To teach language by asking students to repeat and memorize forms.7. What is a good language teacher?A. A person who has a good command of English.B . A person who is armed with a specific range of skills and strategies.C . A person who has ethic devotion, desirable personal styles and professional qualities.D . A person who has professional competence.8 . To attain the professional competence, a teacher should have training, learning, practice and .A. experienceB . educational psychologyC.received knowledgeD.reflection9 . According to Hymes, in a successful language communication, one' s utterance should beA. reliable and clear B . possible and feasibleC . appropriate and authenticD . possible, feasible, appropriate and really used10 . Learning a language means being able to do things with it in some sense..A. This is the behaviorist view of language.B . This is the structural view of language.C . This is the functional view of language.D . This is the interactive view of language1 1 . Behaviorist view of language holds .A. students learn language by repeating what teachers sayB . students are asked to think and createC . students learn a language as animals do thingsD . students respond when teachers give answers12. A teacher should have training, learning, practice and to attain the professional competence,.A. experienceB . educational psychologyC.received knowledgeD.reflection1 3 . Task principle means activities in which language is used for carrying out meaningful tasks that promote learning.A. This is the view of communicative approach about competenceB . This involves the function/notion methodC . This is the view of behaviorism in language teaching.D. Not sure.1 4 . We train students to learn a language just as we train animals to do things.A. This can be classified into functional grammar.B . The typical behaviorist view of language learning.C . The view is taken by those who hold grammar-translation method.D . None in history had the view of language learning.1 5 . According to Chomsky, language is not a form of behavior; it is an intricate rule based system. A. It is still a behaviorist view.B . It is functional view of language.C . It is audio lingua method.D . It is the mentalist view.2 6 . Mistakes should immediately corrected and correct utterances should be immediately praised.A. Audio-lingual methodB . Communicative approachC . Mentalist viewD. Silent way17 . Language is a system of structurally related elements for the coding of meaning.A. Structural view.B . Mentalist view.C . Meaningful way of learningD. Natural approach18 . We all set up our own perspective of the world, through individual experiences and schema.A. Mentalist oneB . Not based on any theoryC . Typical constructivist view of learningD. Functional one19 . Changes in behavior are observed, and used as indicators as to what is happening inside the learner's mind.A. Audio-lingual oneB . Constructivist viewC . Behaviorist oneD . Cognitive view of language20 . Language teaching and learning are focused on a new behavioral pattern being repeated until it becomes automatic.A.Behaviorist view of learningB.Constructivism C . Cognitive view D. Not sure2 1. Listening activities always test the students ' memory rather than other abilities.A. The test is the typical one practiced by communicative approach.B . This kind of view is actually the way of functional method.C . Any traditional teaching way will do in this way.D . Memory training is of course the cognitive approach.2 2 . The communicative activities in classroom should be the one with.A. teacher interventionB . materials under controlC . simple language and no variantsD . content on focus not forms2 3 . Process-oriented theories are concerned with.A. how materials are organized togetherB . how hypothesis is testedC . how the mind processes new informationD . how learners receive input2 4 . Condition-oriented theories emphasize.A. the human and physical context in learningB . the nature of habit formationC . the making of inferenceD . the learning processPart II Teaching ActivitiesDirections: There are 24 activities described below. For each one, you are to judge whether it is the communicative one or not. If you think it a communicative activity, put a tick( V ) in bracket, otherwise, mark a cross( x).2 5 . Student A uses a questionnaire to interview his partner, student B, and makes notes.()2 6. As two students are talking about their experience, the teacher asks other students to take down their information.()2 7. . Listening to tapes with headphones and then answering listening comprehension questions. ()2 8 . When reading in a foreign language, students are asked to mentally translate everything in orderto understand.()2 9. “Write a composition with a t itle of 'A Day on the Factory ' in classroom "()3 0 . Information-gap activities in spoken lesson.()3 1 . Use English-English dictionary to understand the meaning of vocabulary.()3 2 . The teacher writes a set of words on the blackb oard and asks the students to find the "odd man out".()3 3 . Ask students to read phonetic transcripts of words.()3 4 . Make students in groups to say out grammatical rules.()3 5 . Teachers help learners in any way that motivates them to work with the language.()3 6 . The target language system will be learned best through the process of struggling to repeatand practice rote learning.()3 7 . Pattern drills are practiced peripherally.()3 8 . Ask students to use authentic and natural language.()3 9. In any teaching class, teachers ingrate the four skills.()4 0. In teaching we should always prevent students from making errors.()4 1 . The linguistic competence is the desired goal in teaching.()4 2 . Communicative activities come after a long process of rigid drills and exercises.()4 3 . Teachers practice bottom-up mode activity and start from a linear process in reading])4 4. To use transition device so that visualization is realized in reading.()4 5 . Working in lockstep, the teacher expresses clearly and as much as possible.()4 6. To use substitution drills and prompts in grammar teaching.()4 7. An activity in classroom for students to practice language, which involves no definite or correct answers in the task.()4 8 . Ask students to bridge their information gap in speaking.()Part III Teaching PrinciplesDirections: In this part of the test, there are some Teaching Principles that need your evaluation.Please choose the ones you think them correct and in accordance with what we have learnt and put a tick( V ) after them .4 9 . The main implication for teaching is that we need to be aware of the discourse features of a text and to be able to make students aware of them.()5 0. A group of students working together to brainstorm topics and ideas will be more productive because their thoughts can be inspired by each other ' s ideas.()5 1 . The teaching activities must be designed to be done by the individual students rather than all of them, and the activities shouldalso involve the teacher correcting or evaluating how the student do these activities.()5 2. A teacher is a resource-provider.()5 3. It is not the teachers ' work to choose topics and tasks so as to activate students in teaching.()5 4 . Teachers need not have extra materials prepared to cope with slower/faster-working students.()5 5 . Different approaches stipulate different teacher roles, but there are some common roles that teachers play.()5 6 . Teachers can do nothing to increase and maintain the motivation of students by the types of tasks.()5 7 . Teaching listening should focus on the result of listening rather than the process of listening.()5 8 . The trick to working with drills is to work on individual sounds for more than few minutes a time.()5 9 . Ask students to make a list of optimal solutions to the problem addressed.()6 0 . We should require the students to acquire native-like pronunciation.()6 1 . Good planning tactics never indicate the importance of knowing what you need to take with you or to arrange to have in your classroom.()6 2 . The first step of lesson planning will already have been performed for you: choosing what to teach.6 3. A teacher can play the roles as controller, assessor, organizer, prompter, participant andresources provider, but they should not play all of them at one time.()6 4. A normal class should be in such a way in which students can raise questions and challenges to teachers.()6 5 . Emotions cannot run high whenever language learners are asked to develop new pronunciation habits. ()6 6. In practice, we need mechanical and meaningful practice. One way is to practice our pronunciation in English chunks, ready-made chunks.()6 7 . The introduction of authentic texts into the learning situation.()6 8 . Functional grammar holds that a language will play three functions, the idea of which can beused in teaching of language skills.()6 9 . Take care of trivial details in reading and listening so that students may have a full understanding of the text.()7 0. In writing, teachers help students recognize their own composing process.()7 1 . We design speaking tasks that do allow outspoken students to dominate discussion.()7 2 . We in teaching clarify fixed rules and standards, and are consistent in applying them.()Part IV Teaching of Language and Language SkillsDirections: In this part of the test, you are to decide whether you agree or disagree.Part V Teaching PlanningDirections: In this part of the test, you are to give a "Teaching Plan ' according to the material(a text) given below. Your plan should cover 'aims, language contents, stages and procedures '.(Text 1.)Nature gives plants and trees four ways to scatter their seeds. The first is by wind.The seed of some plants are very light, like the dandelion and the sycamore. They have wings or parachutes so that the wind can carry them easily. The second is by birds and animals.Someseeds, like the seeds of burdock stick to the fur of animals, and drop off as the animals move about. Birds carry others, such as berries. The third way is by the plant itself. The plant itself twists and breaks the walls of the fruit. It throws out or shakes out the seeds. The last is by water. The seeds float on the water either because they are very light, or because they have air inside them.Lesson PlanAIMS: A)B)NEW LEXIS: A)B)GRAMMAR/STRUCTURE:PROCEDUREActivitiesA)B)C)Stage 1:A)B)C)Stage 2:A)B)C)Stage 3:A)B)C)Homework:Reserve activityVisual aids:(Text 2 .)A doctor working in a village was very annoyed because many people used to stop him in the street and asked him for advice. In this way, he was never paid for his services, and he never managed to earn much money. He made up his mind to put an end to this. He was stopped by a young man who said to him, “Oh, doctor, I ' m so glad to see you. I ' ve got a severe pa in in my left side ” . The doctor pretended to be interested and said, “Shut your eyes and stick your tongue out of your month” . Then, he went away, leaving the man standing in the street with his tongue hanging out •••and a large crowdof people laughing at him. Lesson Plan AIMS: A)B)NEW LEXIS: A)B)GRAMMAR/STRUCTURE:PROCEDUREActivitiesA) B) C) Stage 1: A) B) C)Stage 2:A)B)Stage 3:A)B)C)Homework:Reserve activityVisual aids:(Text 3 .)Clerk: Good morning, Sir. What can I do for you?Monty: Good morning. I ' ve lost my briefcase.Clerk: Where do you think you lost it?Monty: I was on the 8:30 train to Stockport.Clerk: Right. Can you give me your name, Sir?Monty: Yes. Monty Ball.Clerk: And your address?Monty: I live at 26 Ash Avenue, Manchester.Clerk: Can you describe your briefcase, please?Monty: Yes. It ' s black and made of leather ---one of those flat sided ones.Clerk: Anything in it?Monty: Not much. Just my lunch and a few papers.Clerk: Well, if it turns up we ' ll let you know. Where can we ring you?Monty: At my office---the number is 483 7692.Clerk: Right, Mr. Ball. I ' ll see w hat I can do.Monty: Thanks a lot. Bye.Lesson PlanAIMS: A)B)NEW LEXIS: A)B)GRAMMAR/STRUCTURE:PROCEDUREActivitiesA)B)C)Stage 1:A)B)C)Stage 2:B)C)Stage 3:A)B)C)Homework:Reserve activityVisual aids:Part VI Comment and EvaluationDirections: In this part, you are to give your commentor evaluation on the following terms in language teaching.1.PrompterMacro planningTraditional pedagogyLanguage formRole-plays2.Function/notion approachconsistencytask-based methoddeductive and inductive methodprompter3.Prompter:Linguistic competence:Role-plays:Bottom-up and Top-down models:Behaviorism:Part I Basic Ideas in Language TeachingDirections: In this part, there are ten statements about language and language learning, You are to make your judgment whether they are structural view, functional view, interactional view, or theyare behaviorist theory, cognitive theory or communicative view and write down your answers after these statements.1.Day to day language use involves activities such as offering, suggesting, advising and apologizing. Learners learn a language inorder to be able to do things with it.nguage is a system and so its subsystems include phonological, morphological and lexical itemswhich constitute sentence. Welearn these items so as to be able to understand and produce language.3.Teaching actually involves endless listen and repeat drilling excises and promotes reinforcement.4.In the whole process of language learning, stimulus-response can form very good habits which are the basis for good language training.5.When we learn language, we should always think and ask questions about not only how but also why.6.Learners are trained to express notions that complete their tasks. The notions include conceptof present, past and future time, the expressions of certainty and possibility and so on.7.We should learn language in the way that is used in the real world and therefore we frequently bridge the gap between the use of languagein real life and the teaching or learning pedagogy in classroom.8.When learning language, we should know not only the language code or the form of language, but also what to say to whom and how to sayit appropriately in any given situation.nguage is a linguistic system make of various subsystems from phonological, morphological and lexical to sentences. Human beingsput all the items together to understand language and produce language.nguage is seen as a linguistic system and a means for doing things. To complete these, learners need to know how to combine thegrammatical rules and the vocabulary to express notion.11.Learners have to study the patterns and rules of language above the sentence level to learn howlanguage is used in different speech contexts.12. A language learner acquires language competence which enables him to produce language.Part II Teaching ActivitiesDirections: There are five activities stated below. For each one, you are to describe it with simple example.1.( discovering differences )2.( pooling information to solve a problem )3.( simulation activity )4.( identifying pictures )5.( work in pairs )6.( role playing )Part III Teaching PrinciplesDirections: In this part of the test, Wallace' s 'reflective model' is to be completed to demonstrate the development of professional competence. You are to fill the blanks with proper terms.Note: The possible selected terms would be: practice, language learning, language practice, own experience, own knowledge, professional competence, received knowledge, development, reflection, oth ers ' knowledge, others ' experience, response and stimuli, language training, stage, goal, etc.11.The efficient teaching implies that we should know the discourse features of any text and makestudents well informed of them.()Advantages/disadvantages:12.To inspire students ' productive thoughts in group discussion by means of brainstorming topics and ideas.()Advantages/disadvantages:13.The teacher carefully designs activities for the individual students to complete the tasks and evaluates the whole process.()Advantages/disadvantages:14.To vary teaching techniques and train students learning strategy in class.()Advantages/disadvantages:15.Extra materials are prepared to cope with slower/faster-working students.()Advantages/disadvantages:Part IV Teacher ' s role in language teachingDirections: In this part of the test, there are things listed below that teachers often do in thelanguage classroom. You are to decide what role the teacher is playing in each one. Put corresponding letters in the bracketsa. controllerb. assessorc. organizerd. promptere. participant()1. When students are doing a group-work task, the teacher joints on or two groups for s short period of time.()2. The teacher asks a student a question “Have you ever bought clothes with problems?” If the student doesn ' t seem to be ready, the teacher says “for example, a shirt without …”and points to the button on his won shirt of jacket.()3. The teacher writes one of five numbers on a number of cards. Each student draws on card.Those who have drawn number 1 will form group 1, and those who have drawn number 2 will form group 2. Thus the students areput into five groups in a random way.()4. When the students have in groups decided where to go for a spring outing, the teacher asks each group to tell the others why they have made such a choice.()5. The teacher asks the students to produce conversations by using particular patterns or expressions they have just learned.a. controllerb. assessorc. organizerd. promptere. participant()6. The teacher asks the students to take turns to make sentences with a newly learned structure.If someone makes an error, the teacher asks him or her to revise.()7. Whena student has madea sentence with “borrow" ,"I borrowed a paper to write a letter ", the teacher says, “Well, we don ' t say a paper, we say a piece of paper ”.()8. The teacher writes one of five numbers on a number of cards. Each student draws on card.Those who have drawn number 1 will form group 1, and those who have drawn number 2 will form group 2. Thus the studentsare put into five groups in a random way.()9. T: Do you have any hobbies?D: Yes, I like singing and dancing.T: Uhm, and …？D: I also collect coins.()10. The teacher has a word in his mind and asks students to guess by asking only Yes/No questions until they make the correct guess. Part V Teaching Planning ( 20%)Directions: In th is part of the test, you are to give a Teaching Plan ' according to the material(a text) given below. Your plan should cover 'aims, language contents, stages and procedures '.(Text)Soon we were on our way to Castle Dracula. The mountains were all around us and the moonwas behind black cloud. I could see nothing, but I could still hear the wolves. The horseswent faster and faster, and the driver laughed wildly. Suddenly the carriage stopped. I openedthe door and got out. At once the carriage drove away and I was alone in front of the dark, silent castle. I stood there, looking up at it, and slowly the big wooden door opened. A tall man stood in front of me. His hair was while and he was dressed in black from head to foot.Lesson PlanAIMS: A)B)NEW LEXIS: A)B)GRAMMAR/STRUCTURE:PROCEDURE ActivitiesA)B)C)Stage 1:A)B)C)Stage 2:A)B)C)Stage 3:A)B)C)Homework:Reserve activityVisual aids:《英语教学法》作业参考答案Part I Basic Ideas in Language Teaching1 .B2 . D3 . B4 . B5 . A6 . A7 .C 8 . D 9 . D 10 「C 11 A 1 2 . D1 3 . A 1 4 . B 1 5 . D 1 6 . A 1 7 .A 18. C1 9 . D2 0 . A 2 1 . C 2 2 . D 23 .C 2 4. APart II Teaching Activities( 客观试题，每题1 分，共10分）2 5 . V 2 6 . V 2 7.X 2 8.X 2 9.X3 0 . V3 1 . X 3 2 . V 3 3.X 3 4.X 3 5 . V 3 6 . X3 7 . V 3 8 . V 3 9 . V4 0.X 4 1 . X 4 2 . X4 3 . X 4 4 . V 4 5.X 4 6.X 4 7.X 4 8 . VPart III T eaching Principles4 9 . V5 0 . V 5 1.X 5 2 . V 5 3.X 5 4 . V5 5 . V 56 . X 5 7.X 5 8.X 5 9 . V 6 0 . X61 . X 6 2 . V 6 3.X 6 4 . V 65.X 6 6 . V67 . V 6 8 . V 6 9.X 7 0 . V 7 1 . X 7 2 . VPart IV Teaching of Language and Language Skills7 3 . disagree 7 4 . ,d isagree 7 5 .agree a 6 . agree 77 .agree7 8 . agree 7 9 . ,disagree 8 0 . Disagree 8 1 . Agree 8 2 . agree8 3 . agree8 4 .Disagree 8 5 . Disagree 8 6. d isagree8 7 .Agree8 8 . Agree 8 9 . Agree 9 0 . Agree 9 1 . Agree 9 2 . Disagree9 3 . Agree 9 4 . Disagree 9 5 . Agree 9 6 . AgreePart V Teaching Planning1. Lesson PlanAIMS: A) To have students learn simple present tenseB) To know scientific reportNEW LEXIS: A) seed, dandelion, sycamore, parachute, parachute, burdock, fur8)scatter, stick to, twist, throws out, shakes out, drop outGRAMMAR/STRUCTURE: by wind, by bird, like, so that..PROCEDUREWARM-UP ACTIVITIES (5min)A)warm-up, game, picture of Nature,B)free discussion of natural phenomenon, questionsC)review of present tense by using daily examplesStage 1: PRESENTATIOON (10min)A)read aloud, general impression of the storyB)introduction, story of seedsC)vocabulary, its use in everyday life,Stage 2: PRACTICE (15min)A)write more examples in groupsB)discuss seeds and students ' own experiencesC)give cues for students to add more to the role of Nature in scattering seeds everywhere Stage 3: PRODUCTION (10MIN)A)write natural phenomenon, papers exchange,B)use present tense to report, arguments,C)make dialogues about NatureHomework: write something about wind, bird, rain, etc.Reserve activity: analogy of seeds, human beings and seedsVisual aids: flash, slide show 2 . Lesson PlanAIMS: A) To learn simple past tense, describe past actionsB) To learn the structure of "to do" as objectNEWLEXIS: be annoyed, manage to, make up one' s mind, put an end to, pretend to, out of mouth… GRAMMAR/STRUCTURE: to leave someone doing,PROCEDUREWARM-UP ACTIVITIES (5min)A)warm-up, game, picture of seeing a doctorB)free discussion of hospital or clinicC)review of past tense by using daily examplesStage 1: PRESENTATIOON (10min)A)read aloud, general impression of the storyB)introduction, story of the joke,C)vocabulary, its use in everyday life, Stage 2: PRACTICE (15min)A)write more one' s own experience in hospital in groupsB)discuss doctors and patients and students ' own experiencesC)give cues for students to add more to doctors ' way of prescription in treating patientsStage 3: PRODUCTION (10MIN)A)tell class the own story, papers exchange,B)use past tense to report, arguments,C)make dialogues about seeing a doctorHomework: write something about illnessReserve activity: noneVisual aids: flash, slide show, short video (aims, language contents, stages and procedures '.3 . Lesson PlanAIMS: A) Speaking lesson, for teaching chunksB) ask for helpNEW LEXIS: A) few or noneB) names of people and placesGRAMMAR/STRUCTURE: if can you …？PROCEDUREWARM-UP ACTIVITIES (5min)A)Listening to the dialogueB)GamesC)Ask students to say anything as if they have lost somethingStage 1: PRESENTATIOON (10min)A)proper names background knowledgeB)role-play based on the dialogueC)exercise of “can I ••• .can you?"Stage 2: PRACTICE (15min)A)examples of chunks as “thanks a lot " ,"not much",..B)ellipsisC)informal style in spoken languageStage 3: PRODUCTION (10MIN)A)to design an active to practice the way of asking for help in pairsB)ask them to present their pair workC)explain the function of each chunksHomework: listen moreReserve activityVisual aids: noPart VI Comment and Evaluation1. Prompter: in teaching sometime teachers give students hints to start an activity.Macro planning: the general aims or ideas about the teaching, not in detail. The time may cover as long as a term.Traditional pedagogy: teacher-centered, audio-lingua method, teaching language componentsLanguage form: behaviorist view of language emphasizes the importance of language form, instead of language meaning.Role-plays: interaction, meaningful, functional2. Function/notion approach: they regard language as functions and we have some notions to realize these functions Consistency: in language learning, pronunciation should be smooth and naturalTask-based method: the teaching activities are based on variety of tasksDeductive and inductive method: two opposite ways of grammar teaching. That is, from examplesto rules and from rules to examples in detailPrompter: teachers sometime should be a person always giving hints or cues or prompts to students so as to help them in learning3. Prompter: teacher who provides the hints or cues for studentsLinguistic competence: contrasted to communicative competenceRole-plays: tasks designed for students to play someone so as to practice real situationBottom-up and Top-down models: letter to words process and the whole to detail process in learning Behaviorism: key words: pattern drills, reinforcement, S-R, native language, repetition,。
小学英语教学法试题 (含答案)
小学英语教学法试题一、填空1、小学生具有无意注意占主导，有意注意有一定发展、注意不够稳定，常常带有情结色彩、注意的品质较差等特点和优越条件。
2、小学英语课堂教学的特点是重视培养和激发学生学习英语的深厚兴趣，在教学活动中要有和谐的语言教学氛围，要重视学生基本技能和学习习惯的培养。
3、基础教育阶段英语课程的总体目标是培养学生的综合语言运用能力。
4、《英语新课程标准》提出学生的发展是英语课程的出发点和归宿。
5、语言知识和语言技能是综合语言运用能力的基础，文化意识是得体运用语言的保证。
情感态度是影响学生学习和发展的重要因素，学习策略是提高学习效率、发展自主学习能力的保证。
6、教学是教师的教和学生的学的统一活动。
就英语教学而言，教学的实质就是一种特殊的认识过程。
英语教学过程就是生生之间和师生之间的共同参与、合作、交流的活动过程。
7、学生认识的客体是英语，教师认识的客体是教学规律。
教学双方都为对方提供信息，英语就是为了促进交流。
8、教学的最终任务是培养学习者的交际能力。
9、交际性原则提出的主要依据有三点：第一，语言是表达意义的体系；第二，语言的主要功能是交际功能；第三，语言的主要单位不仅是语法、结构特征，还包括功能范畴。
10、情景教学的原则提出的主要依据有三点：第一小学生的心理和年龄特点；第二，语言的习得规律；第三，小学生的学习规律。
11、语言教学的内容包括语言知识和语言技能两个方面12、体态语是指说话时的表情、手势、动作等。
13、在教学中写有两方面的含义：一是书写，二是写作。
14、良好的课堂气氛是搞好课堂教学，保证教学质量的关键。
15、备课的主要任务是熟悉教材、写出具体教案、确定课时教学目标、教学方法、板书计划、课内练习题等。
16、教学效果不取决于教师,也不取决于学生,而是双方共同活动的结果.17、小学英语教学的原则包括：交际性原则、听说领先的原则、情境教学原则和趣味性原则。
18、英语课堂教学的实质是交际。
《英语教学法》复习题
《英语教学法》复习题一、填空题1．The theory of learning is referred to as be haviorism, which has three major stages, “sti mulus, response, and reinforcement”2．The behaviorist theory of language learning is that language is learned by constant repeti tion and the reinforcement of the teacher3．The term cognitivism is often used loosely to describe methods in which students are aske d to think rather than simply repeat.4．There are a variety of elements that contri bute to the qualities of a good language teach er. These elements can be categorized into 3 g roups: ethic devotion, professional qualities and personal styles.5. Three different views on language are the s tructural view, the functional view and the in teractional view.6. Language theories can be divided into two g roups:1)process-oriented theory 2)the conditio n-oriented theory7.The ultimate aim of foreign language teaching is to enable the learners to use the languag e in real life.8.The goal of CLT is to develop students’ com municative competence.municative competence includes knowledge of what to say, when, how, where, and to whom.10.The goal of CLT is to use language for comm unicative purpose11.The adoption of CLT is to develop learners’ language skills, namely, listening, speaking, reading and writing.12.CLT has not replaced the previous approache s or methodologies. It has only expanded the a reas: language content, learning process and l anguage product.13.Littlewood’s classification of communicati ve activities: Functional communicative activi ties and Social interaction activities.14. Language learning and teaching should be as close as possible to language USE IN REAL LIFE.15.Lesson planning should be done at two level s: Macro planning and Micro planning16.The first thing to do in lesson planning is to decide the aims of a lesson.17.The most popular teaching stages are three P’s model, which include: presentation, pract ice and production.18.Lesson planning means making decision in ad vance about what techniques, activities and ma terials used in class.19.There are four major principles behind good lesson planning: variety, flexibility, learna bility, and linkage.20.The aim of a lesson includes language point s to present, communicative skills to practic e, activities to conduct, and materials and te aching aids to be used.21.In the skill-oriented lessons, that is, ina reading or listening lesson, a 3-stage model is frequently adopted: pre-reading/listening, while-- reading/listening and post- reading/l istening.22.5-step model is more familiar to the middle school teachers: revision, presentation, dril l, practice and consolidation.23.Classroom management is the way teachers or ganize what goes on in the classroom.24.An instructor passes on knowledge by variet y of means.An organizer organizes the class so that learning activities can be carried out.25.A linguist named Harmer defined the teacher s’ roles as: controller, assessor, prompter,participant and resource provider.26.Ur reminds us not to hurt the students’ fe elings by: 1) Deal with it quie tly; 2)Don’t t ake things personally; 3)Don’t use threats27.There are many different ways to teach a so und. It’s better to teach from Perception Pra ctice(认知) to Production Practice.28.One way to teach grammar is by 3P Model: Pr esentation,Practice and Production.29.The deductive method relies or reasoning, a nalyzing and comparing.30.In the inductive method, the teacher induce s the learners to realize grammar rules withou t any form of explicit explanation.31.Grammar practice is usually divided into tw o categories, Mechanical practice and Meaningf ul practice.32.By doing mechanical practice, the students pay repeated attention to a key element in a structure. Substitution and transformation dril ls are most frequently used in mechanical prac tice.33.Generally speaking, there are three stages in listening activities for language learners: 1.pre-listening 2.while-listening 3.post-list ening34.We will listen in two different ways: 1.Int ensive listening (for details) 2.Extensive lis tening (for general ideas)35.Listening in real life has the following ch aracteristics: Spontaneity, Listener’s respon se, Speaker’s adjustment, Context and Visual clues.36.Characteristics of successful speaking task s can be: 1.Maximum foreign talk 2.Even partic ipation 3.High motivation 4.Right language lev el37.The process approach focus on what studentsdo before /while /after their writing.38.Not everything can be purely communicative. Some writing activities can be between “writ ing for learning” and “writing for communica tion.39.The process of writing should be from contr olled to guided writing and to free writing40. Teaching reading in the classroom divides reading activities into basically three stages in which bottom-up and top-down techniques ar e integrate to help students in their reading comprehension and in increasing their language efficiency in general另附.Generally, lesson presenting mainly inclu des four aspects: Presenting teaching material s; Presenting teaching methods; Presenting lea rning strategies; Presenting teaching process二、简答题1．Why are people learning English?• They have to pass the examin ations.• They can help foreign visito rs.•It’s necessary if they want to enter university.• Learning a foreign language is an intellectual challenge.• They can use computers more easily.• They need to keep in touch w ith what is going on in their profession world wide.• English will be very importa nt to get a job in trade.• English will be useful for t hem to travel abroad.• They will be able to read an d listen to in English. This can improve their knowledge of the world.2．What is language?Language is a means of communication with othe r people.3．What is the aim or purpose of language teac hing?Communication4．How many language teaching methods or appro aches do you know?l the grammar-translation methodl the direct methodl the audio-lingual methodl the situational language teachingl the cognitive approachl the silent wayl the total physical response methodl the communicative approachl the natural approachl the functional-notional method, etc. 5．How can you become a good language teacher?• Language training: a sound c ommand of English•Learn from others’ experien ce• Learn received knowledge, su ch as language theories, methodology, educatio n, psychology, etc.•Learn from one’s own experi ence• Practice makes perfect• Keep on reflecting on work,etc6．What is the challenge the language teacher is confronted with?People learn a foreign language1. For different reasons2. In different ways3. Having different understanding abou t language learning4. Having different capabilities in la nguage learning5. Different language levelsThus the challenge that the language teacher i s confronted with is how teaching methodology can cater for learners who have more differenc es than commonalities.7．What is the question that all approaches of language teaching should answer?The question is “What is language?”Language is a means of communication with othe r people.8．What are the three different views of langu age that language teaching and learning practi ce have been influenced by?They are the structural view, the functional v iew and the interactional view.9． How does the structural vi ew see language?• The structural view sees lan guage as a linguistic system made up of variou s subsystems. To learn a language means to lea rn these structural items so as to be able to understand and produce language.10．How does the functional view see language?• The functional view sees lan guage as a linguistic system but also as a mea ns for doing things. Learners learn a languagein order to be able to do things with functio nal activities.11．How does the interactional view see langua ge• The interactional view consi ders language as a communicative tool, whose m ain use is to build up and maintain social rel ations between people. The learner has to stud y the patterns and rules of language above the sentence level to learn how language is used in different speech context.12． What are Process-oriented theories concerned with?How the mind processes new information13． What do Condition-oriented theories emphasize?The nature of the human and physical context i n which language learning takes place14．What is “pseudo practice”?It is a short period of time assigned for stud ent teachers to do teaching practice as part o f their education, usually under the supervisi on of their instructors.15． What does linguistic competence mea n?Competence simply means knowledge of the langu age system: grammatical knowledge in other wor ds.16． What does Communicative Competence mean?Not only the form of language, but also what t o say to whom and how to say it appropriately in any given situation. To be short, communica tive competence includes knowledge of what to say, when, how, where, and to whom.17． What is lesson planning?Lesson planning means making decisions in advance about what techniques, activities and mate rials will be used in the class.18． In how many ways do language teache rs benefit from proper lesson planning?l Make the teacher aware of the aims a nd language contents of the lessonl Help the teacher to distinguish the various stages of a lesson and to see the rela tionship between theml Think about how the students can be fully engaged in the lessonl Become aware of the teaching aids th at are neededl Think about the relative value of di fferent activitiesl Think about how much time should be spent on the activitiesl Judge lesson stages and phases withgreater accuracyl Help to continue improvementl Add an evaluation to the planl Provide a useful, time-saving refere nce when the teacher next plans the same lesso n19． What factors influence a lesson?l 1.Physical conditions:l Class size: affects types of activit iesl Length of a lesson: determine how mu ch can be taughtl Size of classroom: restricts some ty pes of activitiesl Teaching aids: sufficient or notl Time of day: influences the types of activities used (p.m. or a.m.)l 2.Human factors:l different personalities of teachers decide different styles of teachingl varied needs and attitudes of studen tsl the students’ language levell the students’ learning backgroundl 3.Change (of )l The syllabusl Textbooksl The teaching system: meets the needs of the institutions and examinations20． What are the principles for good le sson planning?1)variety2）flexibility3）learnability4）linkage21． What does macro planning involve?Macro planning involves the following:a) Knowing about the courseb) Knowing about the institutionsc) Knowing about learnersd) Knowing about syllabus22． What does a lesson plan include?At least, it may have the following component s:l Teaching aimsl Language contents and skillsl Teaching stages and procedures23． What does the teaching aim of a les son include?l what language components to presentl what communicative skills to practic el what activities to conductl what materials to be usedl what teaching aids to be used24． What do language contents mean and what do language skills mean?l The former means: structures, gramma r, functions, topics and so onl The latter means: 4 communicative sk ills25． What is the difference between teac hing stages and teaching procedures?l Teaching stages are the major steps that language teachers go through in the class room. Procedures are the detailed steps in each teaching stage.26． What does a teacher need to conside r when he/she has planned to present a new str ucture?l When to focus on the structure and w hen to study it in context;l Whether to present the structure ora lly or in written form;l When to give out information and whe n to elicit from students;l When and how to use visual aids to h elp with the presentation;l What to do if students fail to under stand.27． How can we manage a classroom effic iently?Only when three conditions are metl The teacher plays appropriate roles.l The students are grouped in a way su itable for the learning activities.l There is discipline and harmony in t he class.28． What factors may influence classroo m management?At least, the following factors are very impor tant for a classroom management:l People: the relationship between the teacher and the studentsl Language: what you expect them to do (understanding and encouraging students)l Environment: classroom, the position ing of the desks and the position of the teach erl Organization: good lesson plan, clea r learning objectives, variety in activities…l Tools: textbook, Ex-book, video-reco rder, a slide projector…29． What are the most common student gr ouping?l Lockstep/class/plenary, team work, g roup work, pair work, individual study30． How can we group the students?Some possible ways to group the students:l Group the students according to seat ing arrangement;l Students select their own group memb ers (risky);l Strong students and weak students ar e mixed together;l Strong students and weak students ar e grouped separately to do different tasks;l Group the students by drawing lots.31． What should be our realistic goals for teaching pronunciation?l Consistency: the pronunciation shoul d be smooth and natural.l Intelligibility: the pronunciation s hould be understandable to the listeners.l Communicative efficiency: the pronun ciation should help to convey the meaning that is intended by the speaker.32． What are the purposes of listening?1.Extract information from news, lectures, and instructions…2.Maintain social relations: Greetings, prais e, talk, gossip, chat…3.Be entertained: film, a joke, poem, and TV/r adio programs…33． How to speak oral English well?1.Listen to native speakers, talk about variou s topics .2.Learn useful idioms.3.Learn common words and phrases.4.Test your vocabulary skills in everyday Engl ish.5.Practice responding, in English, to real-life conversations.6.Listen to native speakers and give responses34． What are the factors that affect th e success of role-play ?1. the teacher’ enthusiasm2. careful instruction3. clear situation and roles4.making sure the students have the language t hey will need to carry out the role-play.35． Why do we read?1.survival, e.g. the label on a medicine bottl e.2.learning and information, e.g. newspapers, m agazines, books.3.entertainment or pleasure, e.g. novels, stor ies, poems as a leisure.36． What strategic skills do students n eed in order to make reading more efficien t?1.Skimming for main idea2.Scanning for specific information3.Inferring the meaning of unknown elements:lexical itemsattitude and opinionthe purpose of an articlerelevant information4.Recognizing rhetorical structure:chronological ordercomparison and contrastcause and effectreference指代5. Predicting: guessing what is coming next6. Distinguishing the main idea from supporting details37． Why do we write in English?l ExaminationWriting in English enables us to pass examinat ionsl CommunicationWriting in English is necessary in communicating with others.l EntertainmentWriting in English can be entertaining for us.38． What are the features of process wr iting(1) Focus on the process of writing that leads to the final written product.(2) Help students write to understand their ow n composing process.(3) Help them to build repertoires of strategi es for prewriting, drafting and rewriting.(4) Give students time to write and rewrite.(5) Please central importance on the process of revision.(6) Let students discover what they want to sa y as they write.(7) Give students feedback through out the com posing process (not just on the final product)to consider as they attempt to bring their ex pression closer and closer to intention.(8)Encourage feedback both from the instructor and peers.(9) Include individual conferences between tea cher and students during the process of compos ition.39． What can we benefit from communicat ive activities?• improve motivation (reason)•provide “who le-task practic e”• allow natural learning• create a context which suppo rts learning•三、判断正误1．A PERSON WHO HAS A GOOD COMMAND OF ENGLISH is not necessarily a good teacher because he/s he might have only one of the elements of prof essional competence.2．CLT has not replaced the previous approache s or methodologies.3．Communicative activities will help learners to develop their communicative competence.4． Proper lesson planning is essential for both novice and experienced teac hers.5． Unprepared teachers receiv e much less trust and cooperation from the stu dents.6． There are principles but n o standard way to plan lessons.7． Macro planning provides ge neral guidance for language teachers.8． Teaching stages are the major steps that language teachers go through in the classroom. Procedures are the detailed st eps in each teaching stage.9． Individual study is the st age during the class where the students are le ft to work on their own speed.10． Individualized learning is that the learners are given a measure of freedom to cho ose how and what they learn at any particular time.11． Punishment can never be our first c hoice to deal with bad-behaved students.12． Students need to be able to read an d write phonetic transcripts of words, in orde r to learn English.13． Poor pronunciation may cause proble ms for the learning of other skills.14． Stress and intonation are not impor tant for beginning learners15． Stress in pronunciation is sometime s as important as grammar16． Teachers should not encourage stude nts to improve their pronunciation as much as possible.17． The goal of English learning is pro bably to acquire near-native pronunciation.18． If the intonation is not appropriat e, it may convey the opposite meaning.19． Children do not learn grammar rules when they acquire their 1st language, so they don’t need them either when learning a foreig n language.20． Students need to be given detailed grammar rules if they want to learn a foreign language successfully.21． Teaching and learning grammar shoul d focus on practice rather than the study of g rammar itself.22．Knowing grammar isn’t enough for r eal communication.23． Grammar should be taught and prac ticed in context.24． The more language the learners ar e exposed to or produce, the more they are lik ely to learn.25． Practice should be able to elicit different sentences and generate different lev els of answers from different learners.26． Avoid different grammatical termi nology as much as possible.27． Do not be frustrated by the stude nts’ mistakes and errors, which are inevitabl e in language learning.28．It is students’ own business to recite the words and phrases.29． Language consist of word with equivalents from one language to another30． Vocabulary cannot be taught, it mus t be learned by the individuals.31． The best way to explain vocabulary is to translate.32． Words can be taught and learned mos t effectively in groups of words which are rel ated to each other in meaning.33． Words must be learned in language contexts34． Not all words are equally importa nt35． If writing tasks focus on the produ ct rather than on the process, they do not hel p students to develop real writing skills.36． It is helpful use a dictionary to find the meaning of all new word37． Reading has only one purpose. i.e.to get information.38． When reading in a foreign language, we mentally translate everything in order to u nderstand.39． The lack of cultural knowledge may affect the rate of reading comprehension40． Teachers should help the students t o read on their own四、案例分析（例）1．Two teachers presented the word “grumble”. Below are the descriptions of how they did i t. Which way is more effective. Try to give re asons for your decision.Teacher A: a) wrote “grumble” on the blackbo ardb) Said “complain about some one or something in an annoyed way”.c) Translated the word into t he student s’ native language.d) Gave more example sentence s for the students to translate into their nat ive language.Teacher B: said “some people grumble about ev erything. For example, they grumble about the weather. If it is sunny, they say it is too ho t. If it is cool, they say it is too cold. The y are never happy with the weather”. They alw ays grumble about the weather. Then the teache r set out to check the student’s understandin g by asking what does ‘grumble’ mean?”2．Read through the following writing activiti es and decide which activities are writing for consolidating language, and which are writing for communication. Try to give reasons for yo ur decision.Activity 1Join the pairs of sentences, using when/whe re. Example:Kentucky is the state. Lincoln was born there.Kentucky is the state where Lincoln was born.• This book is about the time. Lincoln was President then.• The school is still standin g. Lincoln learnt to read and write there.• There were many poor people in the town. Lincoln grew up there.• Lincoln had very little free time. He could study then.Activity 1 is obviously “writing for consolid ating language”.Activity 2Letter WritingDo you think any of the courses (math, physic s, English, history, etc.) you are talking now can be improved in some way. If yes, write a short letter to the teacher and present your s uggestions.Activity 2 can involve true communication五、教学活动设计（例）1．How do we evaluate whether language teachin g activities are communicative or not?Ellis has listed six criteria for evaluating：• communicative classroom acti vities:• communicative purpose: infor mation gap• communicative desire: a real need• content, not form: on what, not how• variety of language: not jus t one specific language form• no teacher intervention: for the purpose of communication, not for the acc uracy of language• no material control: S s’ ch oiceDesign an activity that may meet some of the c riteria. The activity may only include the dir ections, contents and procedures2. Suppose you are going to teach the structure “used to do” in a deductive method. How wo uld you do it? Design a mini lesson plan in wh ich only the teaching steps must be made clear.3. What techniques or combination of technique s you would use to present the following vocab ulary items. Design a mini lesson plan in whic h only the teaching steps must be made clear.two million a reward love fight4. Use transition devices to design a while-re ading activity for the following text.Rosa Morello is from Columbia in South Americ a. She is a student. She has come to London to study English. Rosa is eighteen years old and single. She has dark hair; dark brown eyes an d is 1.65 m tall. She likes pop music, dancin g, reading and good food. She is also interest ed in travel and languages. In London, Rosa lives in a small flat with her friend Linda Morr is. The flat is in north London.六、教案撰写（略）。
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III. Definition
Match each of the following terms in Column A with one of the appropriate definitions in Column B. Write the corresponding letter in the following grid.
Constructivist theory: Learning is a complex cognitive process in which the learner constructs meaning based on his or her own experiences and what he /she already knows. Cognitive theory：Learning is a process in which the learner actively tries to make sense of data. The basic technique associated with a cognitive theory of language learning is the problem-solving task.
Task An activity which require learners to arrive at an outcome from given information through some process of thought, and which allows teachers to control and regulate that process.
PPP model A language classroom consists of three stages: Presentation of new language item in a context---controlled practice (drilling, repetition, dialogue reading, etc)---production of the language in a meaningful way (a role-play, a drama, an interview, etc.) Syllabus A specification of what takes place in the classroom, which usually contains the aims and contents of teaching and sometimes contains suggestions of methodology. Lesson planning
Making decisions in advance about what aims to be achieved, materials to be covered, activities to be organized, and techniques, resources to be used in order to achieve the aims of the lesson.
Classroom Management: The way teachers organize what goes on in the classroom. Mistake: A performance error that is either a random guess or a “slip of tongue/pen”, it
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is a failure performance to a known system. A mistake has nothing to do with the language competence.
Critical Period Hypothesis
If humans do not learn a foreign language before a certain age (perhaps around puberty), then due to changes such as maturation of the brain, it becomes impossible to learn the foreign language like a native speaker.
Receptive /passive vocabulary refers to words that one is able to recognize and comprehend in reading or listening but unable to use automatically in speaking or writing. Productive/active vocabulary refers to those that one is not only able to recognize but also able to use in speech and writing.
Rreading is the construction of meaning from a printed or w ritten message.’ In other words, reading comprehension Involves extracting the relevant information from the text as efficiently as possible, connecting the information from the written message with one’s own knowledge to arrive at an understanding. Reading is a silent and individual activity since the writer’s intention was for the text to be read rather than heard.
Sight vocabulary: words that one is able to immediately recognise with both sounds and meanings without special effort from the brain.
Bottom-up model
Reading comprehension is based on the understanding and mastery of all the new words, new phrases, and new structures as well as a lot of reading aloud practice.
In reading, information is transmitted along a linear process:
letters---words---phrases---clauses---sentences---paragraphs---whole discourse
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