Academic - Related to school or university study, e.g. writing for school or university., Cognitive skills - The mental processes involved in thinking, understanding, and learning., Motivated - Wanting to do something; learners are motivated to learn language to communicate., Expectations - Beliefs that something will or should happen, e.g. how languages should be learnt., Exposure - Being surrounded by and hearing language often., Picking up (language) - Learning language naturally without being formally taught., Chunks - Groups of words learned together as units, e.g. “How are you?”., Motivation - The desire or need to do something, e.g. communicate in a language., Interaction - Communicating and taking part in exchanges with others., Silent period - Time when learners listen and take in language before they start to use it., Controlled practice - Language activities where learners practise in a structured way, often corrected by teachers., Maturity - The state of being fully developed in thinking and attitudes., Simplified speech - Easier language used to help learners understand., Reformulate - To repeat or change what a learner has said in a correct way instead of direct correction., Focusing on the form - Paying attention to grammar, structure, or specific features of language., Abstract - Not concrete or specific; general and theoretical.,

TKT Unit 12 Reading Flashcard by CoH

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