TEFL.ORG - METHODOLOGY DIPLOMA [ MOST RECENT ASSIGNMENTS ONLY]
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This document contains 11 assignments only for the T methodology diploma. This coursework document will help you save time and navigate the very long module in just a short time.
COURSE
METHODOLOGY DIPLOMA
DOCUMENT
Your Coursework
This document contains all of the quizzes and assignments that you submitted during your course. For each
quiz the correct answers are highlighted.
, Unit 1: Assignment
Description
Now you're at the end of unit 1, it's time to start the tutor-marked assignments.
This assignment has three tasks. Tasks 1 and 2 are an opportunity to review what you learnt in the
grammar module. A lot of the work you will do later in this unit will have elements of grammar, so we
recommend you revisit the grammar module before you attempt this assignment.
Task 3 is just a thought shower to get you thinking. It is not based on any previous course work.
Written assignment
This is a written assignment that you will need to complete online in the text box provided.
You need to paste all 3 tasks into the submissions box. Please pay attention to the following
instructions:
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, We need tenses to show when things happen. They also tell us how an action is
happening, whether it's ongoing, completed, or simple e.g.., present simple talks
about things happening now or habits. Past tense is for talking about what happened
before, but we need to mention when. Future tense is for things we expect to happen
later.
Tenses help us tell stories clearly. They organize events in a logical order. They show
not only time, but also how actions relate and if they're regular. Without tenses, our
words would be less clear about when and how things happened.
Task 2
Full stop marks the end of a sentence in both contexts. It can also be used for some
abbreviations.
Commas help structure sentences, primarily used to aid in clarity and to separate
clauses.
Apostrophes are used to show possession and to indicate a contraction.
Quotation marks enclose dialogue or cited text in both formal reports and informal
chats.
Question marks adds questioning or prompt answers.
Exclamation marks add tone, convey excitement or emphasizing in any writing. It is
intended to indicate strong feelings and convey emotion, as well as to indicate
shouting or high volume.
Brackets and parentheses clarify or provide extra information.
, When a teacher wants to talk about something else, they should do it smoothly and with a clear
reason. They can say something like, "Now, let's talk about something related..." This helps students
know the lesson is changing.
Express Agreement and Disagreement:
Teachers can show how to agree or disagree nicely by saying things like "I agree because..." or "I
respectfully disagree because..." This helps students share their thoughts in a respectful way.
Express Contradiction:
When students have different opinions, it's important to be sensitive. Teachers can express
contradiction by saying, "I understand your point, but there's another way to think about it..." This
helps students see different views without feeling bad.
Express Sarcasm and Irony:
The use of sarcasm and irony should be approached cautiously in an educational setting due to the
potential for misinterpretation. If used, teachers should provide clear context to ensure students
understand the intended tone, preventing any confusion or offense.
Persuade:
When aiming to persuade, teachers and students alike should present well-reasoned arguments
supported by evidence. Teachers can say, "Let's make our case with strong arguments and relevant
facts." This cultivates critical thinking skills and effective persuasion technique.
Tutor Feedback
Hello again Brandon,
It’s good to see you starting the assignments! I hope you are enjoying the course so far.
If you ever have any questions and/or don’t understand any feedback I provide, then please do email
on fiona@tefl.org. I am always happy to hear from you and will be more than glad to help. Main thing
is, I don’t want you to feel alone when doing the course. I am always here for you.
Oh yes, and if I ask you to redo an assignment, please be assured that most people have to redo
assignments and anyway, we don’t expect you to get them right first time. As well; it allows me to
guide and give you more ideas to help you develop your TEFL skills. So redoing and following our
feedback is a key part of the learning process.
Here is your feedback:
1. Well done, you have successfully analysed different ways in which tenses are used and formed in
grammar.
2. You have clearly explained seven points from the questions. Can you also mention some
differences in how punctuation is used in formal & informal writing. Thanks.
3. This is a good answer, thanks! You have shown you understand teacher and student roles in the
mentioned points.
Fiona
You submitted on 31/08/2023 :
Task 1
Tenses in English grammar play a vital role in expressing time and relationships
within sentences. They are formed through a combination of verb conjugations and
auxiliary verbs, with each tense having specific usage and significance. Regular verbs,
in the present simple tense, use base forms ("I work"), while irregular verbs have
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