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TEACHING METHOD TIMELINE

  • GRAMMAR TRANSLATION METHOD

    GRAMMAR TRANSLATION METHOD
    Representatives:
    J. Seidenstücker, K. Plötz, H. S. Ollendor and J. Meidinger.
    Postulates: Detailed analysis of grammar rules and their exceptions
    Learning the rules of normative grammar.
    Memorization of vocabulary lists.
    Direct and reverse translation of sentences.
  • DIRECT METHOD

    DIRECT METHOD
    Representantes: L. Sauveur y M. Berlitz
    Postulates: the language is learned through objects, reprecentages of images inductively.
    The most developed language skill is speaking.
    There must be a student-student interaction.
    Student: Role a little more active, because it is inductive of grammar
    Teacher: The teacher is the protagonist of the class and an essential factor, he is responsible for organizing and developing the class
  • AUDIO LINGUAL METHOD

    AUDIO LINGUAL METHOD
    Representatives: Leonard Bloomfield
    Period: 1942, early 1943
    Postulate: It was the first method for teaching languages ​​that was based on a theory of the nature of language
    Assumes language as something linked to culture
    This method is compatible with the different kinesthetic learning
    Student: Responds to stimuli. does not participate in making decisions about their learning.
    Teacher: His role is central and active, modeling the language, correcting and controlling the learning.
  • TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE METHOD

    TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE METHOD
    Representante: James Asher
    Postulate:
    -Teaching of oral competence.
    -It aims to get the student to be able to communicate in an uninhibited and intelligible way for a native speaker.
    -Commands to which the student responds physically.
    Student: The student plays the role of listening and acting, recognizing and responding.
    Teacher: Plays an active and direct role, it is the teacher who presents the model and the new materials and who selects the support materials for the class
  • COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH

    COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH
    Representatives: Dells Hymes, Michael Halliday, Canale and Swain.
    Postulados:
    Teoría del lenguaje: La lengua es un sistema empleado por los seres humanos para comunicarse entre si.
    El objetivo de la enseñanza de una lengua: desarrollar una competencia comunicativa, Hymes(1992), propuesta social, institucional y contextual, fue enriquecida y fundamentada por Halliday.
    Teoría del aprendizaje:
    (autoaprendizaje, aprendizaje responsable).
    Period: It emerged in Europe in the early 1970s
  • SUGESTOPEDIA

    SUGESTOPEDIA
    Representante: Georgi Kirilov Lozanov
    Postulate:
    -Active barriers on an unconscious or subconscious level
    -The key is in creating a pleasant, relaxed and stimulating environment.
    -Everything that surrounds the student should cause positive emotions and feelings in him.
    -Suggesttopedia is related to yoga and Soviet psychology
    -The objective is an advanced conversation competence in a short time
    -Learning is based on the student's mastery of bilingual vocabulary lists
  • TASK BASED LEARNING APPROACH

    TASK BASED LEARNING APPROACH
    Representative: Javier Zanón
    Postulates:
    -Encourage learning through the actual use of the language and not only through the manipulation of teaching units.
    - The basis consists of teaching the resources necessary for communication and putting them into practice in different communicative situations.
    Student's role: they have to participate in a group, listen and reflect on the characteristics of the task.
    Teacher role: task selector and sequencer, prepares students to carry out tasks.