Language Lab & Seminars (BT-206) - Important Questions
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Unit 214 Marks Medium Priority
Design a 45-minute language lab session to teach pronunciation focusing on word stress and sentence intonation. Include objectives, stepwise activities, materials required, timing for each activity and assessment criteria used to evaluate students' pronunciation.
Core teaching-plan question focusing on pronunciation components of Unit 2 (language lab session design).
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Explain methods to teach intensive and rapid reading in a 45-minute language lab session. Provide a detailed lesson plan with at least three sample activities, learning outcomes and formative assessment methods.
Core practical skill from Unit 2: teaching reading skills in the lab with sample activities.
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Unit 27 Marks Medium Priority
Prepare and deliver a 26 minute extempore on a given topic; outline the evaluation criteria you would use to assess fluency, coherence, language accuracy and delivery.
Standard oral-skill assessment task frequently used in Unit 2 practicals.
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Design a role-play activity to teach telephonic etiquette in the language lab. Describe scenarios, learner roles, language items to be targeted, procedures for practice and how you would assess students' performance.
Applied role-play design to teach telephonic etiquette, an important Unit 2 lab activity.
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Unit 27 Marks Medium Priority
List and justify five activities that build conversational competence for beginners in a language lab. For each activity mention objectives, steps and expected outcomes.
Conversational competence-building activities relevant to Unit 2 lab practice.
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Unit 210 Marks Low Priority
Develop an assessment rubric for evaluating seminar presentations. The rubric should cover content, organization, delivery, language accuracy, use of visual aids and time management, with descriptors for each score level.
Assessment design for seminar presentations — practical and evaluative skill in Unit 2.
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Unit 210 Marks Low Priority
Explain techniques to teach listening comprehension for academic lectures in the language lab and propose three tasks (pre-listening, while-listening, post-listening) to assess comprehension and note-taking skills.
Listening-skill training procedures applicable to Unit 2 language lab activities.
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Unit 27 Marks Low Priority
Construct a peer-feedback protocol for evaluating oral presentations in seminars. Include clear guidelines for feedback, sample feedback sentences, and a simple scoring sheet students can use.
Peer-assessment framework for seminar presentations — relevant to Unit 2 assessment strategies.
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Unit 210 Marks Low Priority
Design a lesson plan for training students in telephonic conversations. Include objectives, warm-up, controlled practice, fluency activities, error correction strategies and follow-up homework.
Role-based lesson planning for telephone English training in Unit 2.
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Unit 27 Marks Low Priority
Explain the difference between extempore (spontaneous) and rehearsed speaking activities in the language lab. Give two examples of each type and state the learning outcomes they target.
Differentiation between spontaneous and rehearsed speaking activities — conceptual question for Unit 2.
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Unit 27 Marks Low Priority
Describe procedures and provide three sample tasks to teach note-taking skills during listening activities in the language lab. Indicate how you would evaluate improvement in note-taking ability.
Note-taking skills training in listening activities — practical Unit 2 skill.
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Unit 27 Marks Low Priority
Write a concise book review of an assigned text covering a brief summary, the text's strengths, weaknesses and your recommendation for a target learner group.
Written evaluative task (book review) that may be used in seminars associated with Unit 2 topics.
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