TFL 613: Methods in TEFL
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Match the following teaching methods with their key characteristics:

Grammar-Translation = Focus on grammar and translation of texts Direct Method = Emphasis on speaking and listening skills Audio-lingual Method = Repetition and drills for language learning Total Physical Response = Learning through physical activity and actions

Match the terms with their definitions in language teaching:

Approach = Theoretical foundation of language teaching Methodology = System of practices and procedures for teaching Technique = Specific classroom tasks and activities Method = Application of approach in a teaching context

Match the teaching methodology with its description:

Communicative Language Teaching = Focuses on real-life communication Community Language Learning = Uses group collaboration for learning The Silent Way = Teacher remains silent, students produce language Suggestopedia = Incorporates relaxation and suggestion techniques

Match the skill with its abbreviation:

<p>Listening = L Speaking = S Reading = R Writing = W</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms with their implications in traditional teaching:

<p>Teacher-centric = Teacher as primary source of knowledge Regimented classrooms = Structured and disciplined learning environments Chalk and talk = Lecture-based method of teaching Lack of collaboration = Limited group work among students</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following teaching approaches with their focus:

<p>Natural Approach = Emphasis on acquisition rather than learning Suggestopedia = Use of the learners' emotional state in learning Total Physical Response = Learning through actions Audio-lingual Method = Language through repetition and drills</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following teaching techniques with their application:

<p>Role-play = Students act out scenarios to practice language Drills = Repetitive practice of language structures Group Discussion = Collaboration among students to share ideas Storytelling = Using narratives to teach language concepts</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the features of methodologies with their examples:

<p>Collaborative Learning = Group tasks and discussions Task-Based Learning = Focus on completing specific tasks Content-Based Instruction = Integrating language learning with subject content Project-Based Learning = Learning through projects and real-life situations</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the common types of syllabi with their descriptions:

<p>Structural Syllabus = Based on grammatical structures Functional Syllabus = Focuses on language functions Notional Syllabus = Centers on concepts the language conveys Task-based Syllabus = Organizes lessons around tasks students will perform</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the traditional teaching beliefs with their corresponding descriptions:

<p>Primary view on language = Learning vocabulary and grammar rules Theory of learning a second language = Memorization and repetition Teacher-student relationships = Teacher as authority figure Typical classroom activities = Drills and rote exercises</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the designer methods with their main characteristics:

<p>Community Language Learning = Emphasizes interpersonal relationships The Silent Way = Focus on student autonomy Suggestopedia = Utilizes relaxation and suggestion techniques Total Physical Response (TPR) = Incorporates physical movement in learning</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their meanings:

<p>Affective-humanistic approach = Focus on emotions in learning Deep structure of language = Underlying principles governing language Interactive procedures = Group activities encouraging collaboration Classroom atmosphere = Importance of environment over resources</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following roles with their descriptions in traditional classrooms:

<p>Teacher roles = Instructor and knowledge provider Student roles = Passive receivers of information Assessment objective = Evaluate student performance Learning resources = Textbooks and workbooks</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the methods with their historical context:

<p>Designer methods = Prominent in the 1970s and 1980s Traditional teaching = Longstanding educational approach Chomskyan revolution = Shift towards innate language understanding Affective factors = Emerging focus in language learning</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following aspects of learning with their implications:

<p>Students’ personal involvement = Enhances engagement and relevance Respect and self-respect = Fosters a supportive learning environment Small-group work = Encourages collaboration and interaction Teacher's expectations = Influences student motivation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the teaching strategies with their focus:

<p>Traditional exams = Assess knowledge retention Innovative methods = Promote language use in context Rote memorization = Frequently used in grammar instruction Collaborative activities = Enhance peer learning and interaction</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms associated with traditional methods with their characteristics:

<p>Grammar-Translation Method = Focus on written language Audiolingual Method = Emphasis on listening and speaking Direct Method = Immersion in the target language Functional Approach = Language use in real situations</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their descriptions:

<p>Affective domain = Involves feelings and attitudes in learning Cognitive domain = Involves mental skills and knowledge acquisition Constructivist approach = Learning as an active participant Behaviorist approach = Learning through conditioning and reinforcement</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the learning principles with their descriptions:

<p>Relevance = Learning is enhanced when linked to personal experiences Assessment alignment = Objectives should match evaluation methods Engagement = Active involvement promotes deeper understanding Feedback = Crucial for guiding student improvement</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

  • The course is titled "TFL 613: Trending Approaches in TEFL: CLIL and PBL"
  • The course instructor is Ph.D. Kymbat Smakowa
  • Grammar-Translation
  • Direct Method
  • Audio-lingual Method
  • Community Language Learning
  • The Silent Way
  • Suggestopedia
  • Total Physical Response
  • Natural Approach
  • Communicative Language Teaching

Key Concepts in Language Teaching Methodology

  • Approach: The underlying theory or philosophy guiding language teaching. It provides a theoretical foundation for language and learning.
  • Methodology: The study and analysis of methods. It is informed by the approach.
  • Method: A way to implement an approach. A practical plan that incorporates techniques for teaching the language. It includes planning content, skills, learner and teacher roles, procedures, and techniques.
  • Techniques: Classroom-based practical activities for tasks.

Traditional Language Teaching Methods

  • Traditional classes are often "teacher-centric"
  • Knowledge comes primarily from the teacher.
  • "Chalk and talk" is a key method where the teacher lectures.
  • Collaboration and group learning are limited.
  • Teaching is often focused on exam preparation.
  • Affective factors (feelings of students and teachers and issues of respect and self-respect) are important
  • Student involvement and experience in the classroom are encouraged
  • Interactive learning activities (such as pair and small-group work) are common
  • The learning environment is important

Methods in TEFL/TESOL (21st Century)

  • Techniques, approaches, and strategies in language learning have evolved significantly in the past 25 years.

Contemporary Language Class Features

  • Teacher-student relationships have changed to be more flexible and student-centered
  • Roles and competencies have been redefined
  • Learning styles are accommodated
  • Learning materials and technologies change continuously
  • Assessment of teaching and learning vary

Suitable Language Teaching Methods

  • Some teaching methods from prior centuries have relevant features that can be applied successfully.

The Ending of the Search for a Perfect Teaching Method (1990s onwards)

  • The constant search for the "one best method" has reduced or ceased.

Specific Methods and Their Problems

  • Methods like grammar translation, audio-lingual, and others, need further analysis for any potential issues

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Explore the trending approaches in Teaching English as a Foreign Language in our TFL 613 quiz. Delve into key concepts from past methods like Grammar-Translation and Communicative Language Teaching to modern strategies such as Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) and Project-Based Learning (PBL). Test your knowledge on how these methodologies shape language education.

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