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LECCIÓN TEMA 13 QUIZIZZ

LECCIÓN TEMA 13 QUIZIZZ

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Evolution of Foreign Language Teaching Methods

Exploring the development and changes in approaches to teaching foreign languages over time.

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Evolution of FLT Methods

  • Traditional Methods: Grammar-Translation Method and Direct Method
  • Grammar-Translation Method: Focus on grammar, translation, and little emphasis on communication
  • Direct Method: Emphasizes speaking, avoids mother tongue, delays writing

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Multiple Choice

Which two traditional methods are mentioned in the passage?

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Grammar-Translation Method and Direct Method

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Grammar-Translation Method and Communicative Language Teaching Method

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Direct Method and Audio-Lingual Method

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Grammar-Translation Method and Task-Based Language Teaching Method

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Traditional Methods:

  • Grammar-Translation Method: Focuses on translation and grammar rules.
  • Direct Method: Emphasizes oral communication and immersion.

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Evolution of Language Teaching Methods

  • Direct Method: Total immersion technique, no printed word, association took a long time.
  • Audiolingual Method: Based on habit formation, focused on spoken form.
  • Modern Approaches: Cognitive, Humanistic, Comprehension-Based, Communicative.

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Multiple Choice

Which method of foreign language teaching is based on habit formation and focused on spoken form?

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Direct Method

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Audiolingual Method

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Modern Approaches

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Total immersion technique

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Audiolingual Method

Audiolingual Method is a foreign language teaching method that focuses on habit formation and spoken form. It emphasizes repetitive drills and dialogues to develop oral skills. This method gained popularity in the mid-20th century and was widely used in language classrooms around the world. It aimed to mimic the way children acquire their native language through listening and speaking.

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Evolution of FL Teaching Methods

  • Eclectic Methods: Silent Way, Community-Language Learning, Natural Approach, Total Physical Response, Desuggestopedia
  • Innovative Trends: Project-Based Learning, Use of Internet in FLT
  • Project-Based Learning: Active teaching-learning, problem-solving, student-led presentations
  • Use of Internet in FLT: NBLT, computer-mediated communication, educational software and apps

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Multiple Choice

Which teaching methods are considered part of the Eclectic Methods in the Evolution of Foreign Language Teaching?

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Silent Way, Community-Language Learning, Natural Approach

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Total Physical Response, Desuggestopedia

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Project-Based Learning, Use of Internet in FLT

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NBLT, computer-mediated communication, educational software and apps

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Eclectic Methods

Silent Way, Community-Language Learning, Natural Approach are teaching methods considered part of the Eclectic Methods in the Evolution of Foreign Language Teaching. These methods emphasize learner autonomy and active participation, allowing students to learn through meaningful communication and real-life situations. They promote a student-centered approach, where learners take an active role in their language learning process.

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Evolution of FL Teaching Methods

  • CALL: Use of computers in FL learning or teaching.
  • TBLT: Focus on communication through task completion.
  • Flipped Classroom: Study at home, practice in class.
  • Gamification: Use of game mechanisms to increase motivation.
  • Service Learning: Working on tasks that improve needs outside the classroom.
  • CLIL: Teaching subject contents using FL as the vehicle for communication.
  • Conclusion: Choose an approach based on students' interests, needs, context, and aims.

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Multiple Choice

Which approach should be chosen for foreign language teaching based on students' interests, needs, context, and aims?

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CALL

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TBLT

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Flipped Classroom

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Gamification

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TBLT Approach

TBLT (Task-Based Language Teaching) is an effective approach for foreign language teaching. It focuses on students' interests, needs, context, and aims. TBLT engages students in real-life tasks, promoting active learning. It encourages communication, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. With TBLT, language learning becomes interactive and meaningful.

Evolution of Foreign Language Teaching Methods

Exploring the development and changes in approaches to teaching foreign languages over time.

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