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Brianna del Carmen Salmeron Brito

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in Language Learning. Brianna del Carmen Salmeron Brito

the transaltion Method

There are many translation methods and techniques, including: Literal tran slation A word-for-word translation of the source language. This method is best for languages that are similar, and the translator tries to maintain the source text's meaning, style, sentence structure, and word order. For example, the French phrase "Quelle heure est-il?" translates to "What time is it?" in English. Modulation A different phrase is used in the target language to express the same meaning as the original language. For example, the English word "lifestyle" translates to "train de vie" in French.

The Translation Method is a language teaching approach that simplifies learning by introducing grammar rules and vocabulary lists followed by translation exercises. Initially designed for school pupils, it later expanded to cater to self-improving adults with practical language needs.

The Direct Method

The Direct Method is a teaching method for English language that emphasizes immersion and direct communication to help students learn to speak and communicate in the target language: Immersion: The Direct Method aims to create an environment that mimics how a child learns their first language. Oral training: The Direct Method focuses on listening and speaking, with about 80% of lesson time devoted to oral practice. No translation: The teacher avoids translating into the student's language, and lessons are conducted almost exclusively in the target language. Inductive grammar: Grammar is taught inductively, rather than through analytical procedures. Focus on everyday language: The Direct Method focuses on teaching useful "everyday" language. The Direct Method emerged in the 1890s as a response to the Grammar-Translation Method, which some critics believed was ineffective at teaching learners to communicate fluently.

the audio lingual method

The audio-lingual method is a foreign language teaching method that focuses on learning grammatical and phonological structures through repetition, especially for speaking and listening: Characteristics Repetition: The method relies on mechanical repetition, such as drilling, where students repeat what they hear from a teacher, tape, or another student. Reinforcement: Students receive positive feedback for correct use of a trait, and negative feedback for incorrect use. Grammar: The method focuses on grammatical structures, and almost no use is made of the student's native language. Situational teaching: The method uses situational teaching to help students form "stimulus-response" in situational practice.

The Silent Way

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Suggestopedia

The Suggestopedia method is a teaching technique for learning a foreign language that aims to help students feel relaxed and confident so they can learn more quickly. The method was developed by Bulgarian psychiatrist and educator Georgi Lozanov in the 1970s. It's based on the idea that positive suggestion can help students learn more effectively

Communitive Language Learning

The communicative language teaching (CLT) method is an approach to teaching a second or foreign language that focuses on interaction and communication: Goal The goal of CLT is to help students develop communicative competence, or the ability to use a language to communicate effectively and confidently in real-life situations.

total physical response

Total Physical Response (TPR) is a teaching method that uses physical movement to help students learn language: How it works Students listen to verbal commands from the teacher and respond by performing the corresponding physical actions. Purpose TPR aims to create a connection between speech and action in the brain to help students learn vocabulary and language. Benefits TPR can be used to teach a variety of vocabulary, but it's especially effective for words related to actions. It can also help students demonstrate their understanding of words, phrases, sentences, and sequences of events.

Communitive Language Teaching

Communicative language teaching (CLT) is also referred to as the communicative approach, which entails teaching language through communication. This approach to teaching language frames communication as both a goal and a method for English language learners (ELLs) whose first language is not English.

content based instruction

Content-based instruction (CBI) is a teaching method that uses content as a medium to teach language skills in English as a second language (ESL): Focus CBI focuses on the subject matter of a lesson, and students learn about a topic using the language they are trying to learn. Goal The goal of CBI is to help students gain proficiency in English while also preparing them to meet academic achievement standards. Benefits CBI is considered an effective and realistic method for combining language and content learning. It's also thought to be a more natural way to develop language ability. do so through your oral presentation.

WContent-based instruction is a teaching approach where learners study language through meaningful content. It motivates students to learn because the subject matter is interesting, and allows them to apply their learned language skills in a different context instead of rotely memorizing vocabulary.

'Task-based language teaching (TBLT), also known as task-based instruction (TBI), focuses on the use of authentic language to complete meaningful tasks in the target language. Such tasks can include visiting a doctor, conducting an interview, or calling customer service for help.

task based learning method

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