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Language Lab & Seminars (BT-206) - Important Questions

  1. Unit 47 Marks Low Priority

    Prepare and deliver a 2–3 minute extempore on a given topic; outline the evaluation criteria you will use to assess content, fluency, coherence and delivery.

    Core oral-fluency assessment task central to Unit 4 seminar skills; mirrors extempore tasks expected in exams.

  2. Unit 410 Marks Low Priority

    Write a concise book review of the assigned text covering a brief summary, three major strengths, two significant weaknesses and your overall recommendation.

    Assesses critical reading, summarisation and evaluative skills often practiced in seminar and lab sessions.

  3. Unit 410 Marks Low Priority

    Design a role-play to teach telephonic etiquette for intermediate learners and explain how you would assess students' performance (include criteria, scoring and feedback methods).

    Application-based task connecting role-play design with assessment—typical of language-lab pedagogy in Unit 4.

  4. Unit 414 Marks Low Priority

    Explain methods to teach intensive and rapid reading in a 45-minute language-lab session. Provide at least three sample activities for each method and indicate timing for each activity.

    Tests methodological knowledge of reading instruction and ability to plan a time-bound lab session with activities—core Unit 4 skill.

  5. Unit 47 Marks Low Priority

    List and justify five classroom or lab activities that build conversational competence for beginners. For each activity, state the objective, required materials and a brief procedure.

    Focuses on designing communicative activities to build conversational competence—a recurring Unit 4 learning outcome.

  6. Unit 414 Marks Low Priority

    Draft a detailed lesson plan for a 60-minute seminar session on 'Academic Presentations' including aims, learning outcomes, step-by-step procedure with timings, materials/resources and assessment strategy.

    Evaluates ability to plan an entire seminar session with pedagogical clarity—central to Unit 4 practical assessments.

  7. Unit 410 Marks Low Priority

    Describe an assessment rubric (with clear criteria and marks distribution) for evaluating student seminar presentations of 8-10 minutes. Justify the weightage assigned to each criterion.

    Assessment design is a key competency in Unit 4; this question checks rubric construction and criterion-based marking.

  8. Unit 47 Marks Low Priority

    Design a peer feedback protocol for seminars conducted in a language lab. Include sample feedback prompts and a template that students can use to give constructive feedback.

    Encourages development of peer-assessment and formative feedback practices used in seminars and labs.

  9. Unit 410 Marks Low Priority

    Explain how to integrate audio-visual aids and language-lab software to enhance interactive seminar delivery. Provide two sample activities that make explicit use of AV resources or lab software and describe expected learning outcomes.

    Integrating technology into seminars is essential to Unit 4; this question tests practical use of AV and lab software.

  10. Unit 47 Marks Low Priority

    Prepare an outline for a 90-minute workshop titled 'How to Write and Present a Book Review' including learning outcomes, session breakdown, activities and assessment of participant outputs.

    Combines instructional design for workshops with practical exercises—relevant to Unit 4 training components.

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