8 Approaches
The teacher sets up the situations while the students do most of the talking and interacting
The Silent Way
The teacher finds out what the students already know through the recall of prior knowledge
Pre-Assesment
To recall facts and basic concepts
Remember
Behaviourist approach where language is learned through acquisition, and students are reinforced when correct
Audio-Lingual
This provides closure to the lesson with a recap of what students learned and a debrief about the experience
Summary
To use facts, concepts, rules and ideas in new or different situations
Apply
The teacher and students only speak in the language being taught, often with visual aids being used
The Direct Method
This includes who, what, under what conditions and how well
Objective
To produce new or original work
Create
Low lighting and soft music is used to create a relaxing environment
Suggestopedia
Used to determine if objectives were met and what aspects need more focus
Post-Assessment
To judge or justify information, ideas or decisions
Evaluate
Learning is meant to be fun and includes the teacher giving commands while the students act them out
The Total Physical Response
Students engage in an activity to meet the learning objective of the lesson
Participatory Learning
To connect ideas or break down information into parts
Analyze