Introduction to Didactics Quiz

Didactics and pedagogy are summarized by the words 'teaching' and 'learning'.

The concept of approach refers to the general way in which a topic is intended to be taught, whereas a method refers to the specific techniques and strategies used to implement that approach. A technique is a tool or procedure used within a specific method and a method is a specific way to teach something.

Mc Donough distinguishes between approach and method by stating that an approach is a philosophical stance that emphasizes the general way of seeing things, while a method is a practical procedure that focuses on the specific techniques used in teaching.

<p>The main teaching technique in the Standard Oral Lesson is the 'guided discovery' approach.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The approach that underlies ERSA is the communicative approach.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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The art and science of teaching and education methodologies.

The method and practice of teaching, especially in education.

A set of beliefs or principles that guide teaching methods.

A systematic way to achieve a specific educational goal.

Specific ways to implement methods in practical teaching.

An approach is more theoretical; a method is practical application of the approach.

A common teaching technique involving spoken communication and interaction.

The methodology used by the European Food Safety Authority in its educational practices.

General Functional English syllabus used for practical language learning.

English for Specific Purposes syllabus tailored for specialized language needs.