History of Language Teaching
Which method focuses on grammar rules, memorisation, and translation?
The gRammar Translation Method
What does CLT stand for?
Communicative Language Teaching
What is a pedagogical technology?
it is a planned system of teaching goals, steps, tools and assessment designed to achieve a learning result
Who is associated with the theory of communicative competence introduced in 1972?
Dell Hymes
What is the name of an activity in which students explain a word without saying it?
Alias
Which language teaching approach became prominent from the 1970s, focusing on communicative competence?
Communicate Language Teaching
Which method uses real-life tasks, such as planning a trip on a budget?
Task-Based Language Teaching
Which technology divides learning content into self-contained modules with individual goals and tests?
Modular Technology
Who developed Total Physical Response?
James Asher
In which group technique does each student study one part of a text and teach it to their group?
Jig Saw reading
Which teaching method uses only the target language and teaches through objects and pictures?
Direct Method
Which method teaches school subjects through a foreign language?
CLIL
What does ICT stand for?
Information and Communication Technologies
Who is associated with the Affective Filter Hypothesis?
Stephen Krashen
What are the three stages of Reading and Writing for Critical Thinking (RWCT)?
Evocation, Realization of Meaning, Reflection
Which method became popular in the USA during the 1940s–1960s and emphasised repetition and habit formation?
Audio-Lingual method
Which method asks students to respond to commands with physical movements?
Total Physical Response
In which classroom model do students study new material at home and practise it during class?
Flipped Classroom
Who developed the Silent Way?
Caleb Cattegno
In which technique do students think individually, discuss with a partner, and then share their ideas with the class?
Think-Pair-Share
Who published Orbis Pictus, a picture book for learners, in 1658?
Jan Amos Comenius
What is the term for choosing and combining useful elements from different teaching methods?
Eclecticism
What are the five key principles of cooperative learning?
1. Positive interdependence 2. individual accountability 3. face-to-face interaction 4. social skills 5. group processing
Who wrote Chet til o’qitish metodikasi, a key textbook in Uzbekistan’s foreign language teaching methodology?
J.J.Jalolov
In cooperative learning, what principle ensures that every student is responsible for their own contribution?
Individual accountability