Classroom Interaction and Language Use
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What is the primary concern when teachers have excessive Teacher Talking Time (TTT)?

  • It encourages students to ask questions.
  • It helps students learn new vocabulary.
  • It can enhance the clarity of the lesson.
  • It limits students' opportunities to practice speaking. (correct)
  • What attribute should teachers focus on regarding Teacher Talking Quality (TTQ)?

  • The speed at which they speak.
  • The quantity of language used.
  • Using disjointed language to cover more material.
  • Engaging students with relevant and appropriate input. (correct)
  • What should a teacher generally aim to do in lessons to enhance language acquisition?

  • Maximize Student Talking Time (STT) and minimize Teacher Talking Time (TTT). (correct)
  • Focus solely on reading and writing activities.
  • Maintain an equal balance between TTT and STT at all times.
  • Provide extensive lectures to cover curriculum.
  • What is a key aspect of comprehensible input according to effective teaching strategies?

    <p>It entails language that is just above the students' current level yet understandable.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one reason for considering L1 usage in the classroom for beginner language learners?

    <p>It can support the natural process of learning the target language (L2).</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Student Talk and Teacher Talk

    • A debate exists regarding the optimal amount of teacher-student talk (TTT/STT) during class.
    • Excessive teacher talk (TTT) is criticized as it reduces student practice time.
    • Sufficient STT is crucial for student practice and development.
    • Good TTT can be beneficial if the teacher uses appropriate language and speaks at a comprehensible level for students.

    Using L1

    • All learners possess a native language (L1).
    • The use of L1 during English (L2) classes should be evaluated.
    • Appropriateness of L1 use depends on student level and learning objectives.
    • Beginners may require L1 support, but optimal learning involves progressive English use.

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    This quiz explores the balance between teacher talk and student talk in the classroom. It emphasizes the importance of appropriate language use and the role of a student's native language in English language learning. Understanding how to effectively facilitate communication can enhance student learning outcomes.

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