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The Institute of Education

University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Muzaffarabad


Ph# 05822-960451; E-mail: [email protected]
Teaching of language
Time Allowed 03 Hours Total Marks 50
Q.1.During your language teaching practice in different schools, what was the most significant
challenge you encountered in helping students improve their language skills, and how did you
approach solving it? Please provide an action review of the problem and your response, following the
outlined structure.
Action Review for Language Teaching:
1. Introduction and locality of the problem statement:
Describe the specific language teaching challenge you faced. For example, you might have
encountered difficulties with students' pronunciation, lack of vocabulary retention, or reluctance to
speak in the target language. Explain where and when this problem occurred, including details about
the school, students' proficiency level, and the specific language skill (speaking, listening, reading, or
writing) you were focusing on.
2. Operational definitions:
Define the key terms related to your language teaching problem. For instance, if you faced issues with
pronunciation, define what aspects of pronunciation were problematic (e.g., specific phonemes,
intonation, stress). If the issue was vocabulary retention, clarify how you measure and assess
vocabulary acquisition in your classroom.
3. Rationale:
Explain why addressing this language learning problem was crucial for effective language acquisition.
Discuss the potential impact of the issue on students' overall language proficiency, communicative
competence, and motivation to learn the language.
4. Prospective study:
Research and present relevant second language acquisition theories or studies that shed light on your
specific language teaching problem. For example, you might explore literature on effective
pronunciation teaching methods, vocabulary acquisition strategies, or approaches to encourage target
language use in the classroom.
5. Methods or strategies adopted:
Detail the specific steps you took to address the language learning problem. This might include:
1. Implementing new pronunciation drills or exercises
2. Introducing mnemonic devices for vocabulary retention
3. Creating more opportunities for authentic language use
4. Utilizing technology or multimedia resources
5. Adapting your teaching approach to cater to different learning styles
Explain the reasoning behind each strategy you chose and how you implemented it in your language
classroom.
6. Discussion and summary:
Reflect on the effectiveness of your chosen strategies in the context of language teaching. Discuss what
worked well and what could be improved. Consider the short-term and long-term impacts of your
interventions on students' language skills and their attitudes towards language learning. Summarize the
key lessons learned from this experience and how it has influenced your approach to language teaching
methodology.
***BEST OF LUCK***
The Institute of Education
University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Muzaffarabad
Ph# 05822-960451; E-mail: [email protected]
Teaching of mathematics
Time Allowed 03 Hours Total Marks 50
Q.1. During your mathematics teaching practice in different schools, what was the most significant
challenge you encountered in helping students understand and apply mathematical concepts, and how
did you approach solving it? Please provide an action review of the problem and your response,
following the outlined structure.
Action Review for Mathematics Teaching:
1. Introduction and locality of the problem statement:
Describe the specific mathematics teaching challenge you faced. For example, you might have
encountered difficulties with students' understanding of abstract concepts, problem-solving skills, or
math anxiety. Explain where and when this problem occurred, including details about the school, grade
level, and the specific mathematical topic or skill you were teaching (e.g., algebra, geometry,
fractions).
2. Operational definitions:
Define the key terms related to your mathematics teaching problem. For instance, if you faced issues
with problem-solving, define what aspects of problem-solving were problematic (e.g., interpreting
word problems, applying formulas, showing work). If the issue was math anxiety, clarify how you
identify and measure math anxiety in your classroom.
3. Rationale:
Explain why addressing this mathematics learning problem was crucial for effective math education.
Discuss the potential impact of the issue on students' overall mathematical proficiency, ability to
progress to more advanced topics, and attitudes towards mathematics.
4. Prospective study:
Research and present relevant mathematics education theories or studies that shed light on your
specific teaching problem. For example, you might explore literature on effective strategies for
teaching abstract concepts, developing mathematical thinking skills, or reducing math anxiety.
5. Methods or strategies adopted:
Detail the specific steps you took to address the mathematics learning problem. This might include:
1. Implementing visual aids or manipulatives to represent abstract concepts
2. Introducing real-world applications of mathematical concepts
3. Utilizing collaborative problem-solving activities
4. Incorporating technology or mathematical software
5. Developing scaffolded exercises to build confidence and skills
Explain the reasoning behind each strategy you chose and how you implemented it in your
mathematics classroom.
6. Discussion and summary:
Reflect on the effectiveness of your chosen strategies in the context of mathematics teaching. Discuss
what worked well and what could be improved. Consider the short-term and long-term impacts of your
interventions on students' mathematical understanding, problem-solving abilities, and attitudes towards
math. Summarize the key lessons learned from this experience and how it has influenced your
approach to mathematics teaching methodology.
***BEST OF LUCK***

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