Lesson Planning
This part of a lesson plan tells "what students will learn".
Learning Objectives
The smallest unit of sound in spoken language.
Phoneme
If a student has a lot of creativity and likes activities that allow them to use a lot of thinking, what is their psychological characteristic?
A game-based learning tool that's fun and competitive.
Blooket
In ESA, this stage is where the teacher explains or teaches directly.
Study stage
This is the daily guide teachers use to structure their lessons.
A lesson plan
This process involves putting sounds together to form a word.
Blending
Young learners get bored easily, because they need a lot of _____.
Attention
What might be the reason a teacher avoid using tech tools in classrooms?
(It is likely that they have never been trained to use those tools.)
A student who repeats after the teacher is showing this characteristic.
Imitation
Which study stage in the ESA model is when the teacher captures the students' attention?
Engage stage
This process involves breaking a word like "cat" into /c/ /a/ /t/.
Segmenting
What are ages of young learners?
3-12 years old
This tool provides instant feedback after the lesson.
Mentimeter
This stage comes first in the ESA model.
Engage stage
Which study stage in the ESA model involving students freely using the language in real tasks?
Activate stage
How many phonics phases are there in UK phonics curriculum?
6 Phases
What activity is suitable for concrete learners?
What is the main reason to use tech in English language teaching?
(to engage students)
A student who enjoys seeing pictures and graphs is this kind of learner.
Visual learner
What does each letter in SMART objectives stand for?
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bound
The phonics approach that starts with individual sounds and blend them.
Synthetic phonics
The characteristic of a child who likes to ask questions.
Curiosity
(lesson interruption)
A student who enjoys listening to lessons is this kind of learner.
Auditory