Intercultural competence
The name of the guest teacher on October 31st.
Who is Tine Meldgård?
McDonald's, The Fast and The Furious, football...
What is high culture?
The word class which 'house' belongs to.
What are nouns?
The name of the banned book Tine uses.
What is The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian?
When you use grammar in an implicit way.
What is contextualized grammar?
The person who said "it is more important that learners acquire skills of analysis than factual information".
Who is Michael Byram?
A term used to describe cultures combining in the same environment.
What is 'melting pot'?
Mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, yours, theirs.
What are possesive pronouns?
The names of the three city + fair (in Axel's student text).
What is:
- New York: Fair opportunities for all - no matter who you are
- London: Fair food - feeding the planet
- Sydney: Being fair to animals and nature
Students discover rules on their own before being introduced to it.
What is inductive grammar teaching?
To prepare students for interaction with people from other cultures.
What is the goal of intercultural competence?
The belief that culture is ever-changing
A dynamic view of culture
The correct order sentence constituents in the sentence: She taught me to be less critical of other people.
The number of students left in the last class before holiday.
What is 11?
Theory --> exercise
What is deductive grammar teaching?
The French word for 'Attitudes'
What is savoir être?
A term used to describe how people tend to measure cultures against an assumed objective standard.
What is 'ethnocentrism'?
The correct order sentence constituents in the sentence: The president wants to keep the economy accelerating as the election nears.
What is S-V-DO-A (NP-VP-clause-clause).
This animal can survive being frozen solid and then thawed back to life.
A student's ability to focus attention on language as an object in and of itself, to reflect upon language and to evaluate it.
What is metalinguistic awareness?
The name of the boy from the YouTube video from the class where we discussed topics for IC.
What is Ali?
The view that people can be understood and explained by central characteristics.
What is 'cultural essentialism'?
Infinitive clauses, -ing clauses and past participle clause are examples of this type of clause.
What is a non-finite subclause?
The airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow.
What is 20.1 mph (32.4 kph)?
Exercise to start class, working with contextualized grammar, beneficially with focus on wordclasses e.g. adjectives, prepositions.
What is knee to knee?