Faculty of philology department of foreign languages and literature course work

GLOSSARY

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  Advanced learner – someone who has an exceptional ability to learn or reason beyond their same-age peers.
  
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  Beginner learner - a person who is beginning something or doing something for the first time : an inexperienced person.
  
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  Bottom up approach – listening exercises which develop bottom-up processing helping learner’s to recognize individual words, sentences, and clause divisions, recognize key linguistic features of the word and sentences.
  

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  Intermediate learner - a learner who is no longer a beginner but not yet advanced.
  

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  Pre-speaking stage – a process allows us time to prepare learners for the final speaking task.
  

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  Post-speaking stage – a process allow learners to revisit the language and thoughts they used and come up with new methods to improve communication.
  

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  Top down approach – making as much use as you can of your knowledge and the situation.
  

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  While-speaking stage - the speaking task itself. It allows learners to actually practice speaking.
  

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