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WorksheetsApproach vs Method
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the definition of approach?
A form of transportation
Refers to theories about the nature of language
and language learning
The way or method used to achieve a particular goal or result.
Some strategies implemented to reach a specific objetive
What is the definition of method?
A plan for the presentation of material.
A language purpose and objective
The ideas and thoughts given by authors and scholars.
A particular procedure for accomplishing or approaching something, especially a systematic or established one.
Provide an example of a method.
The scientific method used in research and experimentation.
The steps for building a house
Constructivism in action
The step by step when asking students to organize in groups.
Provide an example of an approach.
The natural approach where students learn by doing
The humanistic approach where students learn throughout feelings and emotions
Task Based Learning where you are assigned a task
Copying someone else's work without permission
Provide an example of a technique.
Baking a cake
Solving a math problem
SWOT analysis in business strategy
Playing basketball
Provide an example of a theory.
The audiolingual method
Constructivist Theory
The Big Bang Theory
Theory of Relativity
An effective technique would be:
Teaching english by using the dictionary
Implementing team work in class
Given instructions to the members of your family
Enjoying rest
Grammar Translation Method
It's a way of studying a language that approaches
the language first through detailed analysis of its grammar rules.
It is based on the constructivist approach
Ignores the structure and the gramatical issues
Explains the importance of language acqusition
Differences between an approach and a method
A method implies structural rules and an approach implies knowledge
An approach is based on different methodologies and a method is related to some theories.
A method consists only of different techniques when teaching
An approach is based on ideas, believes and theories of different major scholars and a method is procedural
Differences between techniques and strategies
The technique requires to implement and the strategy is the way the technique is implemented
The strategies allow teachers to conceive theories and techniques help teachers with lesson planning
A technique explores the nature of language and a strategy searches learning objectives
A strategy is applied in the classroom but a technique is not.
