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Gomes and Reis (2019) advocate that researchers in field of Education and Applied Linguistics emphasize the growth of studies on digital games in Brazil. Choosing a game to practice English with children of elementary school is always a challenge, point out the alternative which best describes the steps that should be followed to use games in classroom.
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Prefeitura Municipal de Crato - CE
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According to Kriedler (1998), If it is hard to say what meaning is, it is fairly easy to show what knowledge speakers have about meanings in their language and therefore what things must be included in an account of semantics. The author says that we have many ways to demonstrate semantic knowledge, EXCEPT:
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Prefeitura Municipal de Crato - CE
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Inglês
Brown (2001) advocates that a lesson plan model should include, essentially, the following steps:
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Prefeitura Municipal de Crato - CE
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According to Brown (2001), an elementary school teacher once asked her students to take a piece of paper and pencil and write something. A little boy raised his hand and said, "Teacher, I ain’t got no pencil."The teacher, somewhat perturbed by his grammar embarked on a barrage of corrective patterns: "I don’t have a pencil. You don’t have a pencil. We don’t have pencils."Confused and bewildered, the child responded, "Ain’t nobody got no pencils?". This example shows that children of certain age are focused on the here and now, on the functional purposes of language. About that, choose the ONLY alternative which best illustrates a tip for teaching children of such age.
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Prefeitura Municipal de Crato - CE
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Inglês
Brown (2001), advocates that despite our history of treating the four skills in separate segments of a curriculum, there is a recent trend toward skill INTEGRATION. That is, rather than designing a curriculum to teach the many aspects of one skill, say, reading, curriculum designers are taking more of a WHOLE LANGUAGE approach whereby reading is treated as one of two or more interrelated skills. A course that deals with reading skills, then, will also deal with related listening, speaking and writing skills. A lesson in a so-called reading class, under this paradigm, might include, EXCEPT:
