5 Questions
What are the four strands that a well-planned English course should focus on?
Input, output, deliberate language study, and fluency development
What is the difference between ESL and EFL?
ESL is widely used outside the classroom, while EFL is not widely used outside the classroom in that particular country
What is the role of classroom activities in EFL?
Classroom activities are important for input and language use
Why is English often learned in EFL contexts?
Because it's important, not necessarily because there's an immediate need for communication
Why may materials designed for ESL learners not be suitable for EFL learners?
ESL learners may have higher proficiency levels, making the materials too challenging for EFL learners
ESL Teaching Strategies Quiz: Test your knowledge on planning a well-rounded English course, covering input, output, language study, and fluency development. This quiz focuses on effective teaching methods for ESL learners in and out of the classroom.
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