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Teaching English Methods
hi,
Which are the most useful, practical and applied teaching methods in High Schools?
m
Last edited by Mad-ox; 23-Nov-2006 at 21:38.
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Re: Teaching English Methods
If you mean with ESL, I think that the tendency is towards mixing and matching rather than following a single method. Things like CLT (Communicative Language Teaching) have become so vague that it is hard to define them as a clear method now.
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Re: Teaching English Methods

Originally Posted by
Mad-ox
hi,
Which are the most useful, practical and applied teaching methods in High Schools?
m
There are so many methods. What do you mean? Teaching English as a second language or in general?
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Re: Teaching English Methods
Teaching English as a second language.
I know that one method is the Role play. Could you give me examples of other methods?
m
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Re: Teaching English Methods
Hi,
Language is primarily what is spoken and secondarily what is written.
Thus, I’m quite impressed with the Audio-lingua Method, which recommends speech should be given priority in language teaching, at the same time that structures also are given importance. It would be helpful to the later development of writing skill.
Learners should be given lots of listening and speaking exposure before they can speak, practices are very important to help them improve.
Best regards
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Re: Teaching English Methods

Originally Posted by
Mad-ox
Teaching English as a second language.
I know that one method is the Role play. Could you give me examples of other methods?
m
Miming helps me much in my teaching.
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I go for knowing my subject and having a sense of humour.
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