EUROLTA

1. A short teaching activity in which trainees teach a small part of a lesson to their peers for practice and feedback.
5. an approach that develops language through meaningful communication and real-life interaction.
6. Producing language correctly with few mistakes.
8. A file containing documents, evidence, and records collected for assessment or professional development.
9. Information given to help learners improve.
12. An approach that focuses on students' needs and participation.
13. the amount of time a teacher speaks during a lesson.
14. The desire or reason that encourages someone to learn, participate, or achieve a goal.
15. Getting students to produce answers rather than telling them directly.
16. The way a word or sound is spoken in a language.

2. An activity where two students work together.
3. Speaking or writing smoothly without focusing on accuracy.
4. A short activity used at the beginning of a lesson or course to help participants relax, get to know each other, and feel comfortable.
7. The process of measuring learning.
10. The four main language abilities: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
11. A collection of a learner's or teacher's work that shows progress, achievements, and development over time.