Quizz Materials development for language learning and teaching

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Quiz on Quizz Materials development for language learning and teaching, created by adriana isabel on 04/09/2015.
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Question 1

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According to Brian Tomlinson Materials can be?
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  • Informative, Instructional, experiential, eliciting and exploratory
  • Informative, Instructional,deductive and clear
  • Anything that can be used to facilitate the learning of a language

Question 2

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Materials development involve?
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  • An academic field of study
  • Exploitation of materials
  • Production, evaluation and adaptation of materials

Question 3

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the good teacher is constantly adapting materials?
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  • True
  • False

Question 4

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Many of the lists of evaluation criteria in the literature above are specific to a context of learning and cannot be transferred to other contexts without considerable modification
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  • True
  • False

Question 5

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Tomlinson & Masuhara (2004: 7) proposed the following questions for evaluating criteria: a) Is each question an [blank_start]evaluation question[blank_end]? b) Does each question only [blank_start]ask one question[blank_end]? c) Is each question [blank_start]answerable[blank_end]? d) Is each [blank_start]question free of[blank_end] dogma? e) Is each question [blank_start]reliable[blank_end] in the sense that other evaluators would [blank_start]interpret it in the same[blank_end] way?
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  • evaluation question
  • ask one question
  • answerable
  • reliable
  • interpret it in the same
  • question free of

Question 6

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Very few of the lists of criteria proposed in the literature satisfy these conditions, and most of them are not generalisable or transferable. For example:
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  • Are there any materials for testing? Is it attractive?
  • Is it easy to do and solve? It has good colors and drawings?
  • Does the writer use current everyday language, and sentence structures that follow normal word order?
  • Are the various stages in a teaching unit adequately developed?

Question 7

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Tomlinson (2003b) He defines local criteria as those [blank_start]specific to the context[blank_end] in which the materials are [blank_start]going to be used[blank_end], arguing that they are best [blank_start]generated[blank_end] from a profile, recognises that evaluation is inevitably [blank_start]subjective[blank_end], that it ‘focuses on [blank_start]the users of the materials[blank_end]’ and attempts to measure the potential or actual [blank_start]effects[blank_end] of the materials on their users
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  • specific to the context
  • specific to the area of study
  • going to be used
  • books that would be specifically applied
  • generated
  • self-generated
  • subjective
  • objective
  • the users of the materials
  • the users of the books
  • effects
  • special effects

Question 8

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Materials adaptation: The important point is that good t[blank_start]eachers[blank_end] are always a[blank_start]dapting[blank_end] the m[blank_start]aterials[blank_end] in order to achieve the optimal congruence between materials, methodology, le[blank_start]arners[blank_end], obj[blank_start]ectives[blank_end] and the target la[blank_start]nguage[blank_end], the teacher’s pe[blank_start]rsonality[blank_end] and teaching st[blank_start]yle[blank_end]
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  • eachers
  • dapting
  • aterials
  • arners
  • ectives
  • nguage
  • rsonality
  • yle

Question 9

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Materials production: (Tomlinson 2008b) the language experience needs to be contextualised and comprehensible, the learner needs to be motivated, relaxed, positive and engaged.
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  • True
  • False

Question 10

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The roles of new technologies in language-learning materials
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  • They are difficult to use because students do not understand them
  • Collaborative problem solving activities inside and outside the classroom
  • Can be used as a free source of a variety of authentic texts
  • Facilitate learning and reading by making hidden information available
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