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Quiz ITC and CALLBy: Reyes González Karla Guadalupe

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Instructions:

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Choose true, false or no idea

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ICT is often considered a language teaching method, however, this is not really the case.

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Sorry you fail!CALL (Computer Assisted Language Learning) is often considered a language teaching method,however, this is not really the case.

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• The role of the computer in CALL has moved from the “input – control – feedback” sequence to management of communication, text, audio, and video.

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• The Role of Social Presence in the Online Classroom Syllabus is unique in that it has been designed to be entirely vendor-neutral. This gives Candidates the flexibility and freedom to acquire core IT skills and confidently apply them in any software environment they choose.

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The ECDL/ICDL Syllabus is unique in that it has been designed to be entirely vendor-neutral. Thisgives Candidates the flexibility and freedom to acquire core IT skills and confidently apply them inany software environment they choose.

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• Blogs, adventure games, fill-in the blank, electronic dictionaries, chat online, etc. There are some of the type of CALL materials/ activities.

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• How to transfer analogue materials to digital materials we can use paper and pencil.

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You use DVD, CD-ROOM, AudioTape etc.

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• The TBL methodology has gained many devoted supporters within the last decade. The methodology can be described as a complete change of paradigm within the world of language teaching, a change away from the behaviouristic PPP paradigm (present, practice and produce) and into a learner centred approach- the TBL paradigm.

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• In the CALL method the aim is to present a certain form or structure, make the learners practice this form and afterwards produce a number of sentences within the specific form.

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In the PPP method the aim is to present a certain form or structure, make the learners practice this form and afterwards produce a number of sentences within the specific form.

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Mary Jane has made a handy list of priorities for the teacher. The priorities are as follows:

• Establishing a relaxed, anxiety-free atmosphere in the classroom;

• Providing a lot of exposure that learners can make approximate sense of;

• Building on what they know, but without expecting perfection;

• Not forcing them to speak at first if they prefer not to;

• Reassuring them of their progress, and generally boosting their Confidence.15

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John Willis has made a handy list of priorities for the teacher….

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Thank you!

REFERENCES

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REFERENCES

Leonardo Da Vinci / Pools

Introduction to computer Assisted Language Learning.

http://www.languages.dk/archive/coursebook/CALL_LT.pdf

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