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88. The reason to list all of the preliminary (non-procedural) information in a lesson plan is to
be sure have considered each aspect.
keep good records for your future needs.
be able to communicate clearly with administrators, other teachers,
and students.
x All of the above
89. Which of the following is not an advantage of teaching grammar from authentic language rather than from a grammar rule?
x It avoids teaching archaic or little-used structures.
It saves time for the teacher.
It can stress the function of language: its real use in the world.
Students are engaged in discovering language patterns for
themselves.
90. A teacher wants to use a PPP lesson plan. In which section will he probably talk the most?
x Presentation
Practice
Production
Equally in all phases
91. A teacher wants to use a PPP grammar lesson plan. In which section will students be most likely to write and perform a dialog with the target language?
Present
x Practice
Produce
Equally in all phases
92. A teacher wants to use a RCR grammar lesson plan. In which section(s) would students be most likely to listen to a new teacher-selected radio commercial?
1st restricted use and clarification
x Clarification
Clarification and 2nd restricted use
1st and 2nd restricted use
93. A teacher wants to use a RCR grammar lesson plan. In which section(s) would she be most likely to draw timelines of the target language on the board?
1st restricted use and clarification
Clarification
x Clarification and 2nd restricted use
1st and 2nd restricted use
I disagree with your answers for 89 & 91. I have no idea about the last two.
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88. The reason to list all of the preliminary (non-procedural) information in a lesson plan is to:
To determine the correct answer, you need to consider the purpose of listing preliminary (non-procedural) information in a lesson plan. The options given include "be sure have considered each aspect," "keep good records for your future needs," and "be able to communicate clearly with administrators, other teachers, and students." The correct option should encompass all of these reasons.
89. Which of the following is not an advantage of teaching grammar from authentic language rather than from a grammar rule?
To determine the correct answer, you need to identify the option that does not reflect an advantage of teaching grammar from authentic language. The options given include "It avoids teaching archaic or little-used structures," "It saves time for the teacher," "It can stress the function of language: its real use in the world," and "Students are engaged in discovering language patterns for themselves." The correct option should not be an advantage of teaching grammar from authentic language.
90. A teacher wants to use a PPP lesson plan. In which section will he probably talk the most?
To determine the correct answer, you need to understand the structure and phases of a PPP lesson plan. The options given include "Presentation," "Practice," "Production," and "Equally in all phases." The correct option should identify the phase where the teacher is most likely to talk the most.
91. A teacher wants to use a PPP grammar lesson plan. In which section will students be most likely to write and perform a dialog with the target language?
To determine the correct answer, you need to understand the structure and phases of a PPP grammar lesson plan. The options given include "Present," "Practice," "Produce," and "Equally in all phases." The correct option should identify the phase where students are most likely to write and perform a dialog with the target language.
92. A teacher wants to use an RCR grammar lesson plan. In which section(s) would students be most likely to listen to a new teacher-selected radio commercial?
To determine the correct answer, you need to understand the structure and sections of an RCR grammar lesson plan. The options given include "1st restricted use and clarification," "Clarification," "Clarification and 2nd restricted use," and "1st and 2nd restricted use." The correct option(s) should identify the section(s) where students are most likely to listen to a new teacher-selected radio commercial.
93. A teacher wants to use an RCR grammar lesson plan. In which section(s) would she be most likely to draw timelines of the target language on the board?
To determine the correct answer, you need to understand the structure and sections of an RCR grammar lesson plan. The options given include "1st restricted use and clarification," "Clarification," "Clarification and 2nd restricted use," and "1st and 2nd restricted use." The correct option(s) should identify the section(s) where the teacher would be most likely to draw timelines of the target language on the board.
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88. The reason to list all of the preliminary (non-procedural) information in a lesson plan is to: All of the above.
89. Which of the following is not an advantage of teaching grammar from authentic language rather than from a grammar rule? It avoids teaching archaic or little-used structures.
90. A teacher wants to use a PPP lesson plan. In which section will he probably talk the most? Presentation.
91. A teacher wants to use a PPP grammar lesson plan. In which section will students be most likely to write and perform a dialog with the target language? Practice.
92. A teacher wants to use a RCR grammar lesson plan. In which section(s) would students be most likely to listen to a new teacher-selected radio commercial? Clarification.
93. A teacher wants to use a RCR grammar lesson plan. In which section(s) would she be most likely to draw timelines of the target language on the board? Clarification and 2nd restricted use.