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Ordenar Letras Language Teaching Concepts ScrambleVersión en línea Key concepts in language teaching por Maria Carla Montaldo 1 Aims for target language use in real-life situations with no translation. R E D I C D H E O T T M 2 Preparatory activities that set goals and activate prior knowledge. A S A H R E - E P P K T S 3 Organising discourse and speaking activities around a coursebook's structure. O A T N N U G H T L P S E N E O H R U B N O K N H A G K A G I L P G O - E 4 Learning through meaningful tasks that require communication to complete. K G - H T I A N N A A U L D S T A G E G S C B E E A 5 Uses mood, suggestion, and arts-based activities to lower affective barriers. T P S I E U D S O G A E D E G 6 Learning through physical actions initiated by commands and movement. C S N T E T S R L E H I O P O L A A P Y S 7 Creates a supportive group dynamic to reduce learner anxiety and freedom to express. I A G L R M G G N N L A U C M N N A E I O T U Y E 8 Processes that establish automatic language connections through practice. B A O N M T H T A I I F O R 9 Learners infer grammatical rules from examples rather than explicit rules. A D G A R I V I M C E U T R M N 10 Structured repetition of fixed language sequences to reinforce form. N E I P T D R S L T L R A 11 Converting between languages to convey meaning and practice vocabulary. N N R S A T T A L O I 12 Using real-world objects to connect language with everyday experiences. E A I A L R 13 A traditional approach focusing on reading and writing through translation exercises. T N T H M A A O A M S I T M R A E R R L D N O G 14 Manipulatives used to illustrate grammar and math-like language patterns. U D S R A S I O I C E E R N 15 Teacher directs content, pace, and assessment in the classroom. N N A E R T T U T E C O D C E E N I - I S H R C T R 16 Encourages students to seek information and make decisions about learning. O O A E A A N R K E Y R - N U M S L T 17 Activities prioritizing understanding and conveying messages over form. G - I F I E V N T S O T N C A D I E A M C Y U 18 A missing piece or question that prompts learners to hypothesize or infer. P A G 19 Learners discover rules through guided discovery and hands-on materials. T Y A N S E I L W 20 The intended result or skill students should demonstrate after learning. T O E C U O M 21 Materials and tools available to support student learning outside class. C S R A R S E E O E L R R U N E 22 A task targeting specific language features for practice. T S C D S A O U K F E 23 A task aimed at general communication rather than a single target. U D T U F O K E A S C N S 24 Instruction that integrates tasks with explicit language guidance. C E S K R - N T S P T H T U A A I D P O G E 25 Grammar practice embedded in realistic, context-driven scenarios. N T A C E E L S I U A I R O M T X M A S I R A G R E 26 A task that delivers authentic language input to learners. U O A T N D P R I - I G V I N T S P K 27 Emphasizes repetition and pattern drills to form automatic language responses. O O L I - E U D M N A T G D L I H U A 28 A planned communicative activity within a larger language context. S E E S I C N R V O T U D E 29 Core activities where learners perform the primary language task. A P I A N S K H M E S A T 30 Reflection and consolidation after task completion, often guided by a course book. T O E O - T U S H S B A O P S K P O - E K A S R C 31 Process of selecting a manual that matches learner needs and goals. I B C O E K O G C S O R A N O O H U S 32 Additional resources used to enrich or extend core content. S E A T L T E E G S N M P L I M A I P N R U 33 Systematic advancement of difficulty or complexity over time. R N S R P O S I O G E 34 Review and practice to reinforce learning and fix misunderstandings. V O N S R I E I 35 Self-directed study where learners control goals and pace. N I L E G P A D E I N D E E N N N T R 36 Guide for instructors containing explanations, plans, and activities. O K O R B T E ? E A S C H 37 Real-world texts and media used to expose learners to genuine language. I A T A S L T R E A M U T I C H N E 38 Hands-on, applicable strategies for classroom language teaching. E N I H C C G I L T A T A S R I C A P D E A 39 Equitable emphasis on listening, speaking, reading, and writing. B S L K L F I A L E A S N C O 40 Overgeneralized beliefs about cultures that can influence teaching. U R R E O P E Y T A L E U C T L S T S 41 Practice assigned to extend learning outside classroom time. W K H O E M R O 42 Belief in one's ability to communicate and learn successfully. N C A O E N E E N R I R D C F L E 43 Genuine communication among learners and speakers in meaningful exchanges. R T E L N A I A T N E C R I O 44 A task that encourages learners to produce language forms. G N P I K - M T P T P T O U U A S R T O 45 Extended language use in conversation or writing beyond a sentence. C S U S I D R E O 46 What is expressed or understood in communication beyond form. A E I G N M N 47 A conversation between two or more participants in the target language. G A U L O D E I 48 Receiving and interpreting spoken language and intonation. N G N I L T E S I 49 Productive use of spoken language to convey messages. N I E G A S P K 50 Understanding messages, ideas, and intent in language input. M P R N C O N E E S H I O 51 Active involvement in communicative activities and discussions. T P T C P I I N A I A O R 52 Language used by the instructor to explain or model language. C K E R E T A L H T A 53 Linguistic production and interaction occurring during task performance. O I A A S K T N I C T - - N 54 Student-generated language during activities and practice. R L T E A L N E R A K 55 Supportive structures that help learners reach higher understanding. S C L N F G I D F A O 56 Social or task-related forces that encourage meaningful use of language. E V S S C N U E I R A M C R E I M O P U T 57 A preparatory framework where a task is designed to guide learning. S L - P A T K A N A - S

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Language Teaching Concepts ScrambleVersión en línea

por Maria Carla Montaldo

Aims for target language use in real-life situations with no translation.

Preparatory activities that set goals and activate prior knowledge.

Organising discourse and speaking activities around a coursebook's structure.

Learning through meaningful tasks that require communication to complete.

Uses mood, suggestion, and arts-based activities to lower affective barriers.

Learning through physical actions initiated by commands and movement.

Creates a supportive group dynamic to reduce learner anxiety and freedom to express.

Processes that establish automatic language connections through practice.

Learners infer grammatical rules from examples rather than explicit rules.

Structured repetition of fixed language sequences to reinforce form.

Converting between languages to convey meaning and practice vocabulary.

Using real-world objects to connect language with everyday experiences.

A traditional approach focusing on reading and writing through translation exercises.

Manipulatives used to illustrate grammar and math-like language patterns.

Teacher directs content, pace, and assessment in the classroom.

Encourages students to seek information and make decisions about learning.

Activities prioritizing understanding and conveying messages over form.

A missing piece or question that prompts learners to hypothesize or infer.

Learners discover rules through guided discovery and hands-on materials.

The intended result or skill students should demonstrate after learning.

Materials and tools available to support student learning outside class.

A task targeting specific language features for practice.

A task aimed at general communication rather than a single target.

Instruction that integrates tasks with explicit language guidance.

Grammar practice embedded in realistic, context-driven scenarios.

A task that delivers authentic language input to learners.

Emphasizes repetition and pattern drills to form automatic language responses.

A planned communicative activity within a larger language context.

Core activities where learners perform the primary language task.

Reflection and consolidation after task completion, often guided by a course book.

Process of selecting a manual that matches learner needs and goals.

Additional resources used to enrich or extend core content.

Systematic advancement of difficulty or complexity over time.

Review and practice to reinforce learning and fix misunderstandings.

Self-directed study where learners control goals and pace.

Guide for instructors containing explanations, plans, and activities.

Real-world texts and media used to expose learners to genuine language.

Hands-on, applicable strategies for classroom language teaching.

Equitable emphasis on listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Overgeneralized beliefs about cultures that can influence teaching.

Practice assigned to extend learning outside classroom time.

Belief in one's ability to communicate and learn successfully.

Genuine communication among learners and speakers in meaningful exchanges.

A task that encourages learners to produce language forms.

Extended language use in conversation or writing beyond a sentence.

What is expressed or understood in communication beyond form.

A conversation between two or more participants in the target language.

Receiving and interpreting spoken language and intonation.

Productive use of spoken language to convey messages.

Understanding messages, ideas, and intent in language input.

Active involvement in communicative activities and discussions.

Language used by the instructor to explain or model language.

Linguistic production and interaction occurring during task performance.

Student-generated language during activities and practice.

Supportive structures that help learners reach higher understanding.

Social or task-related forces that encourage meaningful use of language.

A preparatory framework where a task is designed to guide learning.