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Teaching Method

The document outlines various teaching methodologies for language learning, focusing on different approaches such as grammar translation, direct methods, audio-lingual methods, and communicative language teaching. Each approach emphasizes distinct roles for teachers and students, interaction styles, and techniques for vocabulary and grammar instruction. The document also discusses the use of the first language (L1) in the classroom and evaluation methods for assessing language proficiency.

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Teaching Method

The document outlines various teaching methodologies for language learning, focusing on different approaches such as grammar translation, direct methods, audio-lingual methods, and communicative language teaching. Each approach emphasizes distinct roles for teachers and students, interaction styles, and techniques for vocabulary and grammar instruction. The document also discusses the use of the first language (L1) in the classroom and evaluation methods for assessing language proficiency.

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Aims - help student to read - help student to - help student to - help


and appreciate L2 communicate in L2 communicate in L2 students to
literature -> Ss should learn -> Ss overlearn L2 communicat
- learning grammar of to think in L2 without stopping to e
L1 through learning - no translation think to form new appropriately
grammar of L2 allow habit. - can use L1
- only target for
language is used translating
in the classroom. sometime
-> Ss need
knowledge
of linguistic
forms,
meanings
and
functions +
social
knowledge
Role T: authority Ss: less passive T: leader, T:
Ss: do as what T told T – Ss: partners director, .. + Pre-stage:
Ss: imitators, motivator,
responding controller,
accurately & organizer,..
rapidly + While-
stage:
advisor,
monitor,
participant,...
+ Post-stage:
feedback
giver,
corrector
Ss:
communicat
ors, center of
the
classroom
Technique -vocab & grammar,
good mental
exercise
Teaching/ - read the passage - means of - Mean of -Ss use L2 a
learning - translate into native instruction: L2 instruction: dialogs lot
process language - grammar is - Dialogs: through - a lot of
- explain new words taught inductively imitation & rep communicati
- ask and answer - Grammar ve activities:
questions taught inductively role-play,
(comprehension, - Ss’ responses are games,
inference, referential) reinforced information
- deductive gap
application of activities,
grammar rules problem
solving tasks
- use of
authentic
materials
- a lot of
group work
- truly
communicati
ve activities
have three
features:
information
gap, choice
and feedback
Interaction T -> Ss T->Ss T->Ss T establishes
Ss->Ss (no) Ss -> Ss Ss -> Ss situations
Ss -> T Ss -> T T -> Ss
Ss -> Ss
(group work)
Ss – Ss (pair
work)
Ss’ feeling no principles no principles no principles - Ss are
motivated
- Ss have
opportunity
to express
their
individuality
- Ss feel
more secure
thanks to
group work.
Language and + Literary language + Spoken + influenced by + Linguistic
cultural + Focus on R and W, language, not descriptive form +
no L and S written linguistics meanings +
+ Cultural: literature + Vocab > + Everyday functions
& fine art grammar speech language + cultural:
+ Vocab = grammar + 4 skills occur + Grammar > everyday
from the start, Vocab lifestyle &
more focus on S + L -> S -> R -> non-verbal
W communicati
+ L&S > R&W on
- Pronunciation - Func >
from the begining. form
Role of L1 +Translating text no L1 no L1 - Judicious
+ For instruction use of L1
permitted
(dùng thận
trọng)
- L2 is used
most of the
time.
Evaluation + Written tests: Communicating in + discrete-point - accuracy +
translation both oral & written tests fluency
+ Ss’ errors: teacher skills + Ss’ errors: - evaluation
support by giving + Ss’ errors: T avoid by all cost during group
correct answers help by stop and (stop and correct work.
ask Or questions immediately - integrative
to make Ss self- tests.
correct - Ss’ errors:
+ Form
errors are
tolerated
during
fluency-
based
activities
- T notes the
errors and
deals with
them later
with an
accuracy-
based
activities.
Typical - Translation of - Reading aloud - Dialog - Use of
techniques literary passage - Q&A exercise memorization authentic
- Reading - Getting student to - Backward build- materials.
comprehension self-correct up - Scramble
question - Dictation - Repetition drill sentences
- Use word in - Conversation - Single slot - Language
sentences practice substitution drill games.
- Fill-in-the-blank - Map drawing - Multiple slot - Picture trip
- Cognates - Paragraph writing substitution drill story.
- - Fill-in-a-blank - Transformation - Role-play
Antonyms/synonyms drill
- Memorization - Chain drill
- Make a composition - Complete dialog
- Deductive - Question and
application of answer drill
grammar rules - Use of minimal
pairs
- Grammar game
Summary - taught in mother - concrete - accuracy is more
language, little active vocabulary: teach emphasized than
use of target language through fluency (form is
- vocab taught in demonstration, more important
form of isolated word pictures and than meaning)
objects
- abstract vocab:
teach by associate
of ideas

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