How can teachers cultivate a productive attitude?

What is the effect of a cynical or defeatist attitude in a teacher?

Which of the following is a crucial teacher attitude?

What is the definition of 'attitude' in the context of a teacher's personality?

What is a sign of a balanced teacher?

Why is a balanced personality important for teachers?

Which facet of a balanced personality relates to subject competence and curiosity?

A balanced personality in a teacher signifies harmony among which aspects?

How can teachers build emotional maturity?

What is a common pitfall for teachers related to emotional maturity?

Which of the following is a key behavior associated with emotional maturity in teachers?

What is considered the single biggest non-curricular factor influencing classroom climate, student motivation, and learning outcomes?

Which teacher role focuses on helping students set and revise long-term goals and acts as an advocate?

What ethical consideration is crucial for the 'Counsellor' role?

The 'I do — we do — you do' approach is a concrete strategy associated with which teacher role?

What is a key pitfall for the 'Democratic Leader' role?

When a teacher models deliberative decision-making and conflict resolution, they are acting as a:

Which classroom strategy is concrete for the 'Facilitator' role?

A potential pitfall of the 'Motivator' role is:

The 'Social Engineer' role, in an educational context, focuses on:

Which of the following is a key teacher behavior for the 'Mentor' role?

When a teacher listens empathetically to a student's concerns and recognizes signs of stress, which role are they primarily fulfilling?

What is the main purpose of a teacher acting as a 'Guide'?

The role of a 'Democratic Leader' primarily involves:

Which teacher behavior is characteristic of the 'Facilitator' role?

What is the core function of a teacher acting as a 'Motivator'?

Which of the following best describes the primary role of a teacher?

What is the typical seating arrangement in a CLL class, and why?

Who developed the Community Language Learning (CLL) method?

Which of the following methods is associated with the Humanistic Approach in second language learning?

How is syllabus design approached in the Humanistic Approach?

What is a core belief of the Humanistic Approach in L2 acquisition?

Who contributed to the ideational basis of the Humanistic Approach in education?

A possible drawback for learners using the Bilingual Method is:

What is a requirement for teachers using the Bilingual Method?

A common problem for learners in the Bilingual Method is:

What danger arises if a teacher misuses the Bilingual Method?

What cultural advantage does the Bilingual Method offer?

Why do learners comprehend grammar and vocabulary easily in the Bilingual Method?

How does the Bilingual Method prevent tedious parroting of input?

A major outcome of the Bilingual Method is that learners become:

What role does the learner’s L1 play in the Bilingual Method?

Which of the following best summarizes the principle of the Bilingual Method?

What is the main function of L1 in the Bilingual Method?

Who is allowed to use the mother tongue (L1) in the Bilingual Method?

According to the Bilingual Method, pattern practice is conducted in which language?

In the initial stage of the Bilingual Method, how is the meaning of new words and phrases conveyed?

Which year is associated with C.J. Dodson’s formulation of the Bilingual Method?

The concept of 'Screen Direction' in film is crucial for:

What is the function of 'Non-Diegetic Sound' in a film?