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Language Teaching and Assessment flashcards

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This page gathers Language Teaching and Assessment flashcards on listening, assessment and materials development. University students and professional candidates can practise key terms and concepts, while teachers can find material for review. There are over 40 community-made decks, with much of the material at university level. Choose a deck to start revising.

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Language teaching and assessment flashcards

These decks cover several parts of the unit. Listening skills looks at features that can make listening difficult, while Bilingual Language introduces terms including code-switching and simultaneous bilingualism. A deck on applied linguistics acronyms gives you abbreviations to review.

For assessment terms, Text 1b includes proficiency, achievement, diagnostic and placement tests. Materials development for language learning and teaching asks about development, evaluation and adaptation.

Using the decks

Start with Listening skills if you want to focus on one skill, or try Text 1b to review types of test. Work through the cards, pause to recall each answer, and return to terms you find less familiar.

When you want to see connections between ideas, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can give you a different way to check what you remember. Pick a topic and explore the cards that cover it.

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Which flashcard deck should I start with?

That depends on what you want to review. Start with Listening skills for a focus on listening difficulties, or Text 1b for assessment terms such as diagnostic and placement tests. For terminology on bilingualism, Bilingual Language includes concepts such as interference and code-switching.

What do the materials development flashcards cover?

Materials development for language learning and teaching includes questions about what materials development means, as well as evaluation and adaptation. The deck titled Language Teaching Materials and the (Very) Big Picture also considers the social and historical context of teaching materials.

Are these flashcards free to use?

Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different decks on a topic such as listening or materials development.

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