An introduction of the subject matter, helping the students comprehend/explore, and taking the learning experience to a deeper level
What is into, through, and beyond?
100
What we don’t use will fall away and be forgotten.
What is systematic forgetting?
100
The way one perceives his/hers abilities and/or skills within a specific area of academics, sports, or situations.
What is task self-esteem?
100
The context in which we think, feel, exist and relate to others including the ideas, customs, skills and arts.
What is culture?
100
This is a synonym for vocabulary. It is a store of words (internal or external) that a speaker uses.
What is Lexicon?
200
Used to teach the second language directly without translation
What is Gouin’s “series method”?
200
He argued that language develops from social interaction
What is Vygotsky?
200
teachers relate information to their students that are related to input, processing, and storage of information
What is learning strategies?
200
Helps students constructively so they become a better learner.
What is Affective feedback?
200
A person who needs to receive gratification from others vs. a person who derives a sense of wholeness oneself.
What is Extrovert vs. Introvert?
300
The study focused on the mind: mental processes, memory, perception, language use, and creativity
What is cognitive psychology?
300
When a previous item is incorrectly transferred or incorrectly associated with an item to be learned
What is interference?
300
The tendency to see the whole picture so that the parts embedded are not easily perceived
What is field dependent?
300
In a classroom setting, the class is taught primarily in English to non-native speakers of a different ethnicity.
What is E.S.L?
300
The knowledge of sociocultural rules that are involved with language and discourse.
What is sociolinguistic competence?
400
A biologically based theory, which argues that humans are born with an innate ability to learn language
What is nativist approach?
400
Playing the game “Simon says” is an example of this method of coordination of language and physical movement
What is total physical response (TPR)?
400
This pertains to feelings, attitude, motivations, values, identification and appreciation of others.
What is Bloom’s definition of “Affective domain” (affective domain)?
400
Approach to language teaching that emphasizes interaction as both the means and the ultimate goal of a study.
What is Communication Language Teaching?
400
A feeling of social uncertainty, hopelessness, or dissatisfaction in which one may feel like they don’t belong in their native culture nor fully adapted to their second.
What is anomie?
500
The overall principle set regarding teaching, the system for how the course is taught, and the classroom activities to help teach the course
What is approaches, methods, and techniques?
500
Theory stating that there is a biologically determined period of life when language can be easily acquired
What is the critical period hypothesis?
500
Anxiety that helps motivate people to accomplish something vs anxiety that impedes on performance.
What is Facilitative anxiety vs. Debilitative anxiety?
500
Language shapes/guides how and what we think and develops the way people perceive the world.
What is Whorfian hypothesis?
500
Content based language skills, everyday language used to interact with others socially.
What is BICS (basic interpersonal communication skills)?