Language Proficiency
What is Language Proficiency?
The ability to create spontaneously in the language in real-world situations.
What is the name of the 5 minute break out room time we do each training meeting after the announcements?
Teacher Council
What color is my face most famously known for being?
RED :)
When Derek Johnson joined our team, what was the name I gave him that everyone loved (lol) to differentiate him from Derek Cardall?
DJ!
What does FACT stand for?
Function, Accuracy, Content, and Text Type
What is the app called that the Safeguards course is now found on?
Edify
Our goal in classes starting week 3 is to stay ___% in the language, and ___% in English.
90%, and 10%
In June, we talked about favorite and least favorite sports. What did Brook say is his least favorite sport?
Golf
Intermediate - Survivor
Novice - Parrot
In one of our first training meetings, we discussed three levels of motivation. What were the three levels we discussed?
Love, Duty, and Fear
What is the Zoom whiteboard app I briefly mentioned in a recent training meeting?
Myro
In June, what was Ametiteta's favorite low-key restraurant?
Laid Back Poke Shack (Poke Place in Lehi)
Name the contents of ONE of the FACT boxes for the novice level (Doesn't have to be perfect but has to be close!)
F - Communicate through formulaic and memorized words and phrases.
A - Difficult to understand except by very sympathetic listeners.
C - Common informal settings. Survival aspects of daily life.
T - Words, phrases, lists
Explain how to do a "Pre-Speak" activity
Good job (Hopefully lol)
In a training meeting we talked about a Spotify artist that had preschool songs for all languages in our area (except Marshallese). What was the name of this artist/account?
Loopy Tunes Preschool Music
In May, Jea shared that if she could go anywhere in the world she would go to Australia. What was her reasoning for wanting to go there?
If you crack an egg on the sidewalk, it will cook.
Name the contents of ONE of the FACT boxes for the intermediate level (Doesn't have to be perfect but has to be close!)
F - Create with the language, start-maintain-close a simple conversation, ask and answer questions, handle simple transactions.
A - Understood by speakers accustomed to interacting with non-natives. Some repetition and negotiation of meaning required.
C - Informal settings, predictable, familiar topics, daily and personal life
T - Discrete sentences, lists of sentences
What day of the week and time did we have our very first training meeting as a team? (It was in April)
Thursday at 10 am.
In a previous training meeting we created our own language study plans. If you are still consistently following that language plan, you get the points
:)
In May, we talked about what we would do if we walked into Walmart with $4. What did Robert say he would buy with the $4?
WATER! (Or buy things, try to sell them, and turn it into money)