Language Lab & Seminars (BT-206) - Important Questions
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Prepare and deliver a 2–3 minute extempore on a given topic; outline the evaluation criteria you would use to assess fluency, coherence, content and delivery.
Core extempore skill for Unit 2; tests spontaneous speaking and evaluation criteria formulation.
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Describe the steps involved in organizing an academic seminar. Explain the roles and responsibilities of the chairperson, speaker, and panelists.
Fundamental seminar organization topic covering roles and procedural steps.
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Unit 214 Marks Medium Priority
Design a 15-minute seminar session on "Effective Use of Visual Aids" for undergraduate students. Include learning outcomes, a minute-by-minute session plan, two interactive activities, and methods of assessment.
Application question requiring session design focused on visual-aid usage within seminars.
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Unit 27 Marks Medium Priority
List and justify five activities that build conversational competence for beginners in a language lab. Explain expected outcomes and assessment criteria for each activity.
Practical language-lab activity design to build conversational competence for beginners.
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Design a role-play to teach telephonic etiquette for students in a language lab and explain how you would assess the students' performance using a rubric.
Role-play design and assessment focusing on telephonic etiquette — typical lab/seminar exercise.
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Unit 27 Marks Low Priority
Write a concise book review of an assigned academic text covering a brief summary, major strengths, weaknesses and your recommendation for a target student audience.
Task requiring critical summary and evaluative skills often practiced in seminars and labs.
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Explain methods to teach intensive and rapid reading in a 45-minute lab session. Provide at least three sample activities for each method and describe how you would evaluate students' progress.
Reading-skills training session design relevant to language lab pedagogy.
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Prepare a comprehensive assessment rubric for student seminar presentations. Include criteria, descriptive indicators for performance levels and suggested weightage for each criterion.
Assessment design for seminar presentations; focuses on rubric construction and weighting.
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Unit 27 Marks Low Priority
Discuss techniques to handle the Question & Answer (Q&A) session during seminars. Suggest training strategies and practice exercises to prepare students for impromptu questioning.
Techniques to manage Q&A and training strategies for handling impromptu questions in seminars.
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Unit 210 Marks Medium Priority
Design a group discussion (GD) for a batch of 8 students on a current socio-technical topic. Provide the topic, instructions, and an evaluation metric to assess communication skills, content relevance and leadership.
Group discussion design and formulation of objective evaluation metrics commonly used in oral-communication assessment.
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Unit 210 Marks Low Priority
Explain how audio-visual aids and language lab software can be used to enhance seminar delivery and student engagement. Give two sample lab activities that integrate AV tools and specify expected learning outcomes.
Integration of AV aids and lab software into seminar teaching; includes practical sample activities.
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Unit 27 Marks Low Priority
Prepare a 5-minute academic presentation on a technical topic of your choice. Provide the presentation structure, a slide-outline, and a rehearsal plan indicating points to practice.
Short presentation planning exercise assessing organization and rehearsal strategy — common lab/seminar task.
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