ESL/EFL Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LEP Limited English Proficiency TESOL Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages ESOL English to Speakers of Other Languages ESL English as a Second Language (the class) ELL English Language Learner EFL English as a Foreign Language TEFL Teachers of English as Foreign Language NABE National Association of Bilingual Education CLD Culturally and Linguistically DIverse ESP English for Special Purposes (research, travel...

phonology Study of a sound system of language Generation 1.5 kids born elsewhere but heavily socialized in the us Plyler v Doe states can't deny education for illegal immigrants amendment 14 ELL English Language Learner CALP (Cognitive academic language proficiency) the language ability needed for learning academic skills Inflectional adds es, s, ed, ing, er does not change the meaning of the word Idiom an expression whose meanings cannot be infe...

Slides for teaching and/or reviewing prepositions. It includes prepositions of direction, time, location/place, and spatial relationship.

Who is this course designed for? - Correct Answer Teachers who wish to teach non-English speakers to speak English. What is the primary difference between ESL and EFL? - Correct Answer ESL is taught in a country whose primary language is English. EFL is taught in a country in which English is a foreign language. What advantages does ESL provide? - Correct Answer 1. hearing English spoken every day 2. practice by speaking with others in day-to-day life EFL - Correct Answer English as a ...

Adult Education Terms Exam With Correct Questions And Answers 2024

TEFL Module 2 Questions And Answers Advantages of General Rubric - Answer--can reuse the same rubric with several tasks or assignments -supports learning by helping learners to "see" good work goes beyond one assignment -supports learner self-evaluation/reflection -learners can help to create the rubric ESL - Answer-English as a Second Language English as a Second Language - Answer-refers to the teaching of English to learners in English speaking countries. For example, when a learner fr...

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a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a FOREIGN language, in a country where English is not USUALLY SPOKEN. b. A TESL context refers to a situation where English language learners are living in an ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY. - correct answer Fill in the gaps in the following sentences: a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a f language, in a country where English is not u sp . b. An ESL context ...

a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a FOREIGN language, in a country where English is not USUALLY SPOKEN. b. A TESL context refers to a situation where English language learners are living in an ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY. - correct answer Fill in the gaps in the following sentences: a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a f language, in a country where English is not u sp . b. An ESL context ...

a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a FOREIGN language, in a country where English is not USUALLY SPOKEN. b. A TESL context refers to a situation where English language learners are living in an ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY. - Correct Answer Fill in the gaps in the following sentences: a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a f language, in a country where English is not u sp . b. An ESL context ref...