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What is the first stage of project activity focused on?

  • Defining the final product
  • Planning the project activities
  • Distributing roles among project participants
  • Identifying the range of possible problems (correct)

Which activity involves both the teacher and learners discussing project aims?

  • Organization and planning
  • Implementation of the project
  • Aim setting (correct)
  • Choice of means

What do learners do during the organization and planning stage?

  • Define the final product
  • Draw up a general plan and program (correct)
  • Select the main and additional funds
  • Carry out interim assessments

In the choice of means stage, what is primarily discussed?

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Which of the following best describes the implementation stage of a project?

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What is the result of the project activities identified during the aim setting stage?

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What type of assessment is emphasized during the organization and planning stage?

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Which of the following is NOT an activity associated with the implementation of a project?

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What is the primary focus of instructional theory within educational technology?

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Which statement best defines formative assessment?

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What do the main didactic principles in innovative technologies emphasize?

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What is one of the criteria for productive educational technologies?

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In the context of evaluating language acquisition, what is a critical component of a language portfolio?

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Which of the following best describes the essence of productive education?

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What is a key factor affecting the efficiency of foreign language teaching (FLT)?

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Which type of assessment contrasts with summative assessment?

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Which type of tasks is NOT included in the framework of projective research technology?

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What is the primary goal of project technology in language learning?

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Which of the following is an example of a language task?

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In the context of projective technology, how are knowledge and skills viewed?

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Which methodological approach does project technology emphasize?

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What is a consequence of focusing on project technology in language education?

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Which task is related to the textual component of projective research technology?

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What type of educational skills is fostered by projective language learning?

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Which method is NOT a part of the language tasks mentioned?

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What does the term 'linguoculturological' imply in the context of language tasks?

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Flashcards

Project Aim Setting

The initial stage of a project, defining the problem, objectives, final product, and evaluation criteria.

Project Organization

Creating a plan and program for the project, including steps, intermediate results, and support activities; roles assigned to participants.

Project Means

Choosing the specific methods, tools, and resources used to complete the project including information and funds.

Project Implementation

Carrying out the project activities, including gathering information, making drafts and sketches, and recording intermediate results.

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Teacher's Role (Aim Setting)

Guides learners in identifying problems, outlining aims, objectives, and evaluation criteria.

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Learner's Role (Aim Setting)

Discussing possible problems, aims, and tasks with the teacher and others in the group.

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Project Stages

Series of steps like aim setting, organization, means selection, and implementation.

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Project Activities

Tasks and actions performed throughout the project, for example, gathering information.

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Projective Research Tasks

Tasks in research that involve understanding language and the meaning of texts, potentially including cultural context.

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Linguistic Tasks

Projective research tasks focused on language phenomena and meaning.

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Textual Tasks

Projective research tasks focusing on interpreting meanings in texts, encompassing language and culture.

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Language Phenomena

The specific features or characteristics of a language and its use.

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Lexical Units

Words or groups of words possessing a certain meaning or function in a language.

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Contextual Features

Surrounding information that helps explain the meaning of a word or phrase.

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Word-forming Elements

Parts of words (prefixes, suffixes, etc.) that change or modify the meaning of the base word.

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Semantic Map

A visual representation of meanings and relations between words or concepts.

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Language Quizzes

Tests designed to assess knowledge and understanding of a language.

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Communicative Task

A task where language is used to achieve a specific goal or purpose.

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Educational Technology

The application of technology to education. It involves using various tools and strategies to support learning and teaching.

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Origin of Technology

Technology's origin comes from the Greek words 'techne' (art) and 'logia' (study) which combined formed the concept of systematic methods or processes.

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Instructional Theory

A set of principles guiding how to teach effectively.

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Learning Theory

A set of principles related to how learners acquire knowledge, skills, and abilities.

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Criteria for Productive Ed. Tech

Characteristics which determine effectiveness and value of educational technologies.

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Innovative Technologies

Modern technologies used in classrooms to enhance learning.

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Skilled Teacher's Abilities

A teacher's capability to effectively guide and support learning.

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Factors of FLT Efficiency

Elements that influence the effectiveness of foreign language teaching.

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Study Notes

Distribution of Hours for Modern Foreign Language Teaching Methods Module

  • Module 1: Educational Technologies in Foreign Languages (10 hours)

    • Focuses on educational technology concepts and semantic value
    • 2 hours theoretical, 2 hours practical training, 6 hours practical work experience
  • Module 2: Mastering Methodology for Foreign Language Teaching, Features of a Foreign Language Lesson (10 hours)

    • Covers methodology of organizing practical foreign language teaching processes
    • 2 hours theoretical, 2 hours practical training, 6 hours practical work experience
  • Module 3: Professional Competencies of Foreign Language Teachers (4 hours)

    • 2 hours theoretical, 2 hours practical training
  • Module 4: Linguistic Aspects of Foreign Language Teaching, Portfolio Formation, CEFR Assessment (4 hours)

    • Focuses on linguistic aspects of teaching foreign languages based on European standards and portfolio formation
    • 2 hours theoretical, 2 hours practical training
  • Total Training Time: 28 hours

    • 8 hours theoretical, 8 hours practical training, 12 hours practical work experience

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