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Froggy Jumps Teaching across age levelsVersión en línea Choose the correct option por MELISSA GARCIA 1 According to SLA research, is “the younger the better” always true? a Yes, children always learn faster. b No, adults can also be successful. c Only for vocabulary. 2 Children’s fluency in L2 often comes from… a Grammar drills b Memorization c Subconscious effort 3 When are children most likely to have short attention spans? a When the material feels tedious, useless, or too difficult. b When they play their favorite video games. c When they watch cartoons. 4 What is one natural trait of children that teachers should use? a Their ability to memorize long texts. b Their preference for seriousness. c Their curiosity about the world. 5 Why is a teacher’s body language important? a Because children ignore what teachers say. b Because children are very sensitive to facial expressions and gestures. c Because body language replaces activities. 6 As a teacher, which of the options below is NOT a way to combat barriers to learning in children? a Be patient and supportive. b Making fun of mistakes. c Elicit oral participation. 7 How should language be for teaching children? a Abstract and unconnected sentences. b Out of their context. c Authentic and meaningful. 8 A characteristic of teens is: a They already know who they are. b They focused more on the class. c They are developing abstract thinking. 9 Which is not a tip for teaching teens? a Keep self-esteem high. b Encourage small groups. c Focus on grammar explanations. 10 Which is a tip for teaching adults according to the presentation? a Don´t treat them like children. b Ignore deeper thoughts. c Give a lot of grammar explanations.

Froggy Jumps

Teaching across age levelsVersión en línea

Choose the correct option

por MELISSA GARCIA

According to SLA research, is “the younger the better” always true?

Yes, children always learn faster.

No, adults can also be successful.

Only for vocabulary.

Children’s fluency in L2 often comes from…

Grammar drills

Memorization

Subconscious effort

When are children most likely to have short attention spans?

When the material feels tedious, useless, or too difficult.

When they play their favorite video games.

When they watch cartoons.

What is one natural trait of children that teachers should use?

Their ability to memorize long texts.

Their preference for seriousness.

Their curiosity about the world.

Why is a teacher’s body language important?

Because children ignore what teachers say.

Because children are very sensitive to facial expressions and gestures.

Because body language replaces activities.

As a teacher, which of the options below is NOT a way to combat barriers to learning in children?

Be patient and supportive.

Making fun of mistakes.

Elicit oral participation.

How should language be for teaching children?

Abstract and unconnected sentences.

Out of their context.

Authentic and meaningful.

A characteristic of teens is:

They already know who they are.

They focused more on the class.

They are developing abstract thinking.

Which is not a tip for teaching teens?

Keep self-esteem high.

Encourage small groups.

Focus on grammar explanations.

Which is a tip for teaching adults according to the presentation?

Don´t treat them like children.

Ignore deeper thoughts.

Give a lot of grammar explanations.

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Teaching across age levelsVersión en línea

por MELISSA GARCIA

According to SLA research, is “the younger the better” always true?

Children’s fluency in L2 often comes from…

When are children most likely to have short attention spans?

What is one natural trait of children that teachers should use?

Why is a teacher’s body language important?

As a teacher, which of the options below is NOT a way to combat barriers to learning in children?

How should language be for teaching children?

A characteristic of teens is:

Which is not a tip for teaching teens?

Which is a tip for teaching adults according to the presentation?

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