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What type of materials are possible to create through materials development?
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Booklets, guides, exercises, evaluation and diagnoses.
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Informatives, instructionals, experientials, elicitings and exploratories.
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Books, portfolios, literature, journals and illustrations.
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Informatives, instructionals, illustratives, evaluators and exploratories.
Question 2
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Who provided a very detailed checklist of evaluation criteria ‘for evaluating teaching material’?
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Candlin & Breen (1980).
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Breen & Candlin (1987).
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Rivers (1981).
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Cunningsworth (1984).
Question 3
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the introduction to [blank_start]English Access Teacher’s Resource 1[blank_end]says that the pedagogic framework ‘begins with the [blank_start]receptive skills[blank_end] to tap students’ prior knowledge and to trigger connections with their world view. The teacher then supports and provides [blank_start]scaffolding[blank_end] for the students to put their [blank_start]productive skills[blank_end] to use, working slowly in groups towards independent work’
Question 4
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There have also been a number of studies of [blank_start]teacher attitudes[blank_end] towards their coursebooks which suggest that how they use their [blank_start]coursebook[blank_end] depends both on their experience and their view of the coursebook’s value in their [blank_start]teaching context[blank_end].
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teacher attitudes
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coursebook
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teaching context
Question 5
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Tomlinson in 2003 differentiates between universal and local criteria, the former being those that can be used to evaluate materials for any learner anywhere.
Question 6
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Tomlinson & Nunan in 2004 aimed ‘to help teachers to follow learning approaches upon their colleagues' practices and identify mistakes and problems for materials adaptation'
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[blank_start]Teachers[blank_end] also seem to be more constructively critical of their coursebooks and to be more willing, confident and able to localise and personalise their [blank_start]coursebooks[blank_end] for their learners. This is especially so in regions where teachers have been trained as materials developers, either on teacher [blank_start]development[blank_end] courses or on national or institutional materials development [blank_start]projects[blank_end].
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Teachers
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coursebooks
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development
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projects
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[blank_start]Tomlinson[blank_end] said the following quotte: "What I know is that teachers will continue to develop [blank_start]positively[blank_end] as a result of their involvement in materials development, whether as course [blank_start]participants[blank_end], members of project teams or adapters of materials in their [blank_start]classrooms[blank_end]."
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Tomlinson
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positively
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participants
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classrooms
Question 9
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For this question, please select the two correct answers:
Most publishers are understandably anxious to avoid giving offence and often supply their authors with lists of taboo topics, as well as guidelines on how to avoid:
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Sexism.
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Feminism.
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Racism.
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Nationalism.
Question 10
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For this question, please select the two correct answers:
What is the ‘Angloglobalisation’ about, according to Gray?
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Discussing ways in which materials can help to ‘develop counter-hegemonic discourses’ by encouraging critical engagement with issues relating to globalisation.
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Identifying what he sees as a positive connection between the British Empire, English and globalisation.
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Pointing out how English has become ‘a form of linguistic capital, capable of bringing a profit of distinction to those speakers with the ability to acces it.
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Answering it as an increasingly commodified dimensions of labour-power.