EaSTE Module 3 Unit 3 Activties and Quiz Solution

 

EaSTE Module 3 Unit 3 

Activties & Quiz Solution 

What do you know

    Q1. Disagree

    Q2. Agree

    Q3. Agree

    Q4. Agree

Pause for thought

    Q1. Agree 

    Q2. Agree 

    Q3. Disagree 

    Q4. Agree 

    Q5. Agree

 

 Dropdown activity

    Q1. Acrostic 

    Q2. Galary walk 

    Q3. Hot seat 

    Q4. Describe teacher characteristic 

    Q5. RAFTS

Dropdown activity

    Q1. Controlled 

    Q2. Freer 

    Q3. Freer 

    Q4. Controlled 

    Q5. Controllred  

    Q6. Controllred 

    Q7. Freer 

    Q8. Freer

Type in short responses

    Q1. Build vocabulary for learner using rhyming words will help learner expression and                pronunciation

    Q2. Develop confidence, practices vocabulary learner will be able to generate idea

    Q3. Learner learn vocabulary in content, teaching empathy

Type in short responses

    Q1. Instruct the class, assess comprehension, group students, supervise, and circulate for             progress monitoring. 

    Q2. Modify textbook role play, encourage extra characters, apply learned language,                    assign groups different presentation days.

    Q3. Homework: Vocabulary practice at own pace, write dialogues, prepare for in-class               language application. 

    4. Establish classroom rules, clarify consequences collaboratively, foster responsibility,             and maintain discipline through mutual understanding.

    Q5. Promote active listening among learners, shift focus from one-way teaching,                        encourage opinion sharing, and engage in discussions.


 Reflection Drag and Drop

Q1.  Beep sentence 

Q2. Quick fire quiz 

Q3. Dicttogloss 

Q4. Weekly quiz 

Q5. Circle story 

Q6. Vocabulary post box

Drag and Drop

    Q1. Inclusive practice 

    Q2.diffrentiation

                           True false Activty

    Q1. True

    Q2. True

    Q3. False

    Q4. False

    Q5. True

Self assessment checklist

I am confident in all

QUIZ UNIT 3 

Learners make use of   RAFTs in order to write an acrostic poem. 

False
Learners use the context to figure out the meaning of an unfamiliar word when teachers use the incidental vocabulary teaching approach. 
True 
In Dictogloss learners write previously learnt words only after listening to the relevant text extract.
True 
Which activities are examples of using differentiated, learner-friendly and inclusive techniques? 
All of above
In ‘describe the character vocabulary game, learners search for different words to describe different characters in the story and their thoughts and actions. 
True
By keeping diversity, inclusion and differentiation principles in mind, teachers need not consider: 
Using idioms in classes so that the level of learner understanding increases
Circle Story is about creating a story with the help of words that learners remember from the previous lesson. 
False

In a quick fire quiz, a learner has to guess the right word on the card with the help of clues and related words suggested by his fellow learners. 

True

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In a quick fire quiz, a learner has to guess the right word on the card with the help of clues and related words suggested by his fellow learners. 

True

Repetition of new words in various con- texts will increase learners’ vocabulary.

True

Expressing an opinion is an example of free practice. 

True

In a game of Pop, a learner has to guess the word written on the board, sitting on a chair facing the clues. 

False

QA good way of teaching new words is to write all the words on the board and ask learners to copy and rote learn them. 

False

Vocabulary can improve even if   learner rote learn new words   and their meanings.

False

Recycling vocabulary refers to the practices of recycling previously learnt words. 

True

Managing a controlled practice task is not important as it limits the learner to use new words. 

True



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