EAL crossword puzzle

4. A framework which scaffolds through the stages of setting the context, deconstructing text, jointly reconstructing text and then independently construction text. Helps learners to understand genre and register.
10. A text light method through which learners can demonstrate their understanding of a topic (eg though the use of a diagram).
11. A variety of a language or a level of usage, as determined by degree of formality and choice of vocabulary, pronunciation, and syntax, according to the communicative purpose, social context, and standing of the user
12. Key phrases used to assist students in responding to command words.
13. A situation where a person has acquired two languages in a balanced manner.
15. An online tool which condenses text into a concise format without losing the meaning intended by the author.
16. How a message is communicated in a given context (eg written or oral) and the media used (eg email, presentation).
17. A particular pattern/arrangement of text and all of the functions and language conventions that go along with it. It can be written or spoken.

1. A google add on which displays wiki data in a clear and engaging format.
2. The combination of the 3 variables that make up the context of a situation-field, tenor and mode. At one extreme, language is less technical, more spoken, informal. At the other extreme, language is more technical, written, abstract and formal.v
3. A diagram which groups vocabulary on a particular topic of work.
5. The number of nouns divided by the total number of words x 100, helps to measure the accessibility of text for learners.
6. Academic Language Proficiency-academic use of language
7. A writing activity in which learners listen and write down key words, after which they attempt to reconstruct a short piece of text.
8. Partial knowledge of two or more languages.
9. Low frequency, conceptual and subject specific vocabulary.
14. A picture/diagram that depicts the range of facets of a person. (eg ethnic group, gender)