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    TEACHING METHODS OR APPROACHES. • Choosing suitable methods to help learner’s master learning content has for a long time been a main area of contention in the field of teaching. • There are two approaches to teaching: the teacher-directed approach as well as the learner-centred approach. • The teacher-directed approach is based on reception learning, which means that the content to be learnt is presented to the learner in its final form. • The learner-centred approach means that the material to

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    ADAPT TEACHING AND LEARNING APPROACHES AND RESOURCES, INCLUDING TECHNOLOGIES TO MEET THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF LEARNERS. UNIT 2, 5.6 LITERATURE REVIEW Agreeing with Littlemore and Oakey (2004), we founds that teachers are sometimes overwhelmed by the technology and "do not seriously think about how it might be usefully applied" (Davies, 2009). Indeed, language learning and teaching approach should be pedagogy-driven and learning-based, which is more rigid and emphasises on the needs of learners with

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    The Approaches and Practices in Language Teaching Communicative Practices in Language Teaching What is communicative language teaching (CLT)? Brown (2014, p. 236) offered the following four interrelated characteristics as the definitions of CLT: 1. CLT helps students develop the four competences instead of merely focusing on their linguistic competence or grammatical competence 2. CLT enables learners to use the language for meaningful purposes in authentic situations. Learning language forms are

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    Approaches and methods in language teaching During this second unit we reviewed the most important approaches and methods in language teaching used nowadays. These methods are based in theories that view the language and the learning process differently, in consequence, they have different goals and uses depending what the teacher wants to accomplish. Many years ago, languages were taught taking into consideration only the structural forms that integrate the language: grammar, vocabulary, isolated

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    reading comprehension, literary competence and literature in teaching English as a foreign language. 6 2. Past approaches until the second half of the 20th century. 7 2.1. Analysis of the past methods with reading and literature in view. 8 2.2. The shift in the attitude towards reading and literary texts in teaching English as a foreign language. 11 3. Modern approaches – introduction to Communicative Language Teaching. 12 3.1. CLT analysis in the context of reading,

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    An Overview of Language Teaching Methods and Approaches “…there is, as Gebhard et al.(1990:16) argue, no convincing evidence from pedagogic research, including research into second language instruction, that there is any universally or ‘best’ way to teach. Although, clearly, particular approaches are likely to prove more effective in certain situations, blanket prescription is difficult to support theoretically. The art of teaching does not lie in accessing a checklist of skills but rather

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    The exploration of grammar teaching approaches on EFL Classroom 1. Introduction Grammar learning is a study about words and the ways words work together is, it is the ruled-governed behavior that forces language users put words together into sentences. No one can use the language without fellow its principles. Therefore, Study grammar is the must once person want express themselves clearer and more efficient, especially when speaking in a academic circumstance or communicating in artistic manner

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    Assignment 302 - Understanding and using inclusive teaching and learning approaches in education and training Task Ai – Briefing Document a) The key features of inclusive teaching and learning. Inclusive teaching means recognizing, meeting and adapting to the learning needs of all students, regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity, religion, disability or sexual orientation. This starts with acknowledging that students are members of diverse communities, have different individual learning needs

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    planning. Although teaching is the foundation that we see for the students, it is important to understand that all of the teaching that occurs can not be done without the planning. This essay will be informative of the planning, techniques, and models 1st grade English teachers at the World Language Academy use to be most effective on the students they are teaching, as well as also explaining the diversity among the students and teachers and how that affects both learning and teaching. What is so significant

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    1) Describe features of inclusive teaching and learning? An inclusive environment is an environment where everyone has an opportunity to fully participate. In education, this means everyone has the same opportunity, there should be no boundaries such as ethnicity, gender or disability. All students should feel valued, be able to mix and participate with all members of the group be in a safe and positive environment. Gravells (2014) states: ‘You are not teaching your subject to a group of learners

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