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Maria, an English teacher, is introducing the concept of discourse to her class. She explains that discourse is the study of language beyond the sentence level, including text and conversation. One of her students asks her to provide an example of discourse in a particular context. In which of the following contexts is the study of discourse particularly relevant?
Ms. De Mata wants to teach English idioms and metaphors unique to English-speaking cultures to their students. Which of the following best explains, why teaching idioms and metaphors is important in English language teaching and learning?
A teacher wants to incorporate students’ native languages and cultures into the curriculum to create a safe and inclusive learning environment. Which of the following best explains why this approach is important in English language teaching and learning?
Teacher Josh wants to foster a positive learning environment where learners feel safe, supported, and inspired in their pursuit of knowledge. Which of the following best explains why a positive learning environment is crucial in language learning?
Edward Sapir is known for his work on the relationship between:
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis proposes that:
Clifford Geertz argued that culture is:
Pierre Bourdieu developed a theory of cultural capital, which refers to:
Why did Sapir believe that different languages can lead to different cultural perspectives?
How did Whorf expand on Sapir’s ideas about language and culture?
If someone ‘has a different habitus, how might it affect their language use?
According to Gee, how does language use reflect and reinforce social hierarchies and power dynamics?
What is linguistic anthropology?
What is the impact of language on culture and society?
How is language used differently to express respect in Japan compared to the United States?
Is linguistic anthropology considered a branch of general linguistics?
What is the hierarchical arrangement of individuals and groups within a society called?
Why is language considered an integral part of culture and society?
If different cultures have different words and expressions to describe the same concept, what does it reflect?
What is the relationship between language culture, and society?