The kind of motivation which comes from inside the learner
Intrinsic (Daci and Ryan 1985)
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Reading a text in order to extract the maximum detail from it, such as when following the instructions for installing a household appliance. (Thornbury, 2006)
Reading for detail
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TRUE OR FALSE: We can use the ESA or the PPP frameworks to teach grammar and vocabulary.
TRUE
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The receptive skills are...
Listening/Reading
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The productive skills are...
Speaking/Writing
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The type of motivation which comes from outside the learner (more money, a better position, fear of losing your job, etc)
Extrinsic (Daci and Ryan 1985)
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TRUE OR FALSE: We can use the ESA or the PPP frameworks to teach skills (listening, reading, speaking, writing)
FALSE
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Reading a text in search of specific information and ignoring everything else, such as when consulting a bus timetable for a particular time and destination. (Thornbury, 2006)
Scanning
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Backwards planning refers to...
Planning your lesson from the end (start with main objective)
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Rapidly reading a text in order to get the gist, or the main ideas, or sense of a text. (Thornbury, 2006)
Reading for gist
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An activity, spoken or written, which allows students to respond to the text
Follow-up task
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The ESA framework stands for...
Engage > Study > Activate
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An activity meant to set the mood of the lesson, to introduce the topic.