Teaching Methods
This method emphasizes learning language in context, with a focus on meaning rather than grammar rules.
What is the Communicative Language Teaching approach?
He is known as the "Father of Modern Education" and developed the idea of educating children according to their developmental stage.
Who is John Dewey?
In the Grammar-Translation method, the teacher primarily serves as a _____.
What is a translator or authority?
In Total Physical Response (TPR), students are expected to _____ according to the teacher's commands.
What is physically respond?
This activity involves students physically acting out commands such as "jump" or "turn around."
What is Total Physical Response?
This method is based on using physical movements to teach vocabulary and grammar structures.
What is Total Physical Response (TPR)?
This philosopher emphasized the importance of social interaction in learning and developed the concept of the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD).
Who is Lev Vygotsky?
In the Silent Way, the teacher uses _____ to prompt student learning and self-correction.
What are colored rods or visual aids?
In the Direct Method, students should learn vocabulary and grammar through _____ and _____, rather than translation.
What is speaking and listening?
In this activity, students participate in role-play to practice social interactions and conversation skills.
What is a Communicative Language Teaching exercise?
Developed by Caleb Gattegno, this method uses colored rods and encourages students to self-correct.
What is the Silent Way?
Known for his educational philosophy based on love and empathy, he developed the Kindergarten concept and the idea of "gifts" for children's learning.
Who is Friedrich Fröbel?
In the Lexical Approach, the teacher's role is to highlight and expand students' knowledge of _____.
What are lexical chunks or vocabulary patterns?
In the Cooperative Language Teaching approach, students often work in _____.
What are groups or teams?
Students work together to complete a project, such as creating a newspaper or organizing a debate, to develop language skills in context.
What is Content-Based Instruction?
This approach views language learning as a holistic process where all skills (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) are developed simultaneously.
What is the Whole Language approach?
This educator believed in “learning by doing” and advocated for experiential learning and democracy in the classroom.
Who is John Dewey?
In Task-Based Language Teaching, the teacher must carefully design and facilitate _____.
What are meaningful tasks or real-life activities?
In Content-Based Instruction, students learn language through studying _____.
What is subject matter or academic content?
This activity involves using case studies where students analyze real-world problems and propose solutions.
What is Problem-Based Learning?
This approach incorporates brain-based learning theories and emphasizes the importance of mental imagery and multisensory learning.
What is Suggestopedia?
His theory of multiple intelligences challenges the traditional view of a single human intelligence.
Who is Howard Gardner?
In Community Language Learning, the teacher acts as a _____, facilitating and translating between the learner’s native language and the target language.
What is a counselor or language consultant?
In Problem-Based Learning, students are primarily _____ in the learning process, taking responsibility for solving complex problems.
What are active participants?
In this method, students engage in a dramatized story setting where they use language to solve a mystery or complete a quest.
What is Suggestopedia or an interactive role-play?