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Effective Foreign Language Teaching Methods

This document discusses teaching methodologies for foreign language pedagogy. It covers various approaches like the direct method, grammar translation method, and communicative language teaching. It also addresses strategies for engaging multi-level English learners, such as using visuals and active listening. The document emphasizes the importance of clear expectations, feedback, and supporting academic reading. Overall, the document provides an overview of different considerations for effective foreign language teaching methodology.
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Effective Foreign Language Teaching Methods

This document discusses teaching methodologies for foreign language pedagogy. It covers various approaches like the direct method, grammar translation method, and communicative language teaching. It also addresses strategies for engaging multi-level English learners, such as using visuals and active listening. The document emphasizes the importance of clear expectations, feedback, and supporting academic reading. Overall, the document provides an overview of different considerations for effective foreign language teaching methodology.
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TEACHING

LANGUAGE A FOREIGN

PEDAGOGY LANGUAGE
 Methodology
CONTENTS  Approach, method and technique
 Approach, design and procedure
 Functional methods
 Interactive methods
 CLT principles
TEFL-Teaching English as a foreign
English

EFL-English as a foreign language


ACRONYMS
TESOL-Teaching English to
speakers of other languages

ESL-English as a second language


BEFORE
SCHOOL
STARTS
FIRST WEEK
OF SCHOOL
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FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL


FIRST WEEK
OF SCHOOL

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METHODOLOGY

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The Direct Method
The Grammar Translation Method
The Audio-Lingual Method.
The Structural Approach. TYPES OF
Suggestopedia METHODOLOGIES

Total Physical Response


Communicative Language Teaching (CLT)
The Silent Way
Communicative Language Is “the method” for teachers in the
Definition:
Learning (CLT) field of foreign language teaching.

Is a method that encourages


learners to communicate real
meaning as a way of learning, and
which emphasizes language use,
specially through concentrating on
language functions.

HOW CAN A TEACHER KEEP


LEARNERS ENGAGED IN LEARNING?
ENGAGE: Grab the students’ attention by stimulating interest
and curiosity

STUDY: This involves activities that focus on learning


language, producing language sounds correctly, and developing
ESA the ability to use language in sentences and different contexts.
Activities should keep students interested and curious.

ACTIVATE: Provide opportunities to use language as much as


possible to communicate in various contests. Activities focus
on use of language to communicate (CLT).
Facilitating Encouraging
communication participation
MULTI-LEVEL
ENGLISH
LEARNERS Setting expectations Strategies for
for and responding to supporting academic
student writing reading
Facilitating communication

MULTI-LEVEL Clarify expectations for communication and


ENGLISH encourage a variety of modes of
LEARNERS communication:
• Set up a question/answer box for students to ask questions
or make comments anonymously.
• Clarify expectations for email use.
• Set up an online discussion board for students to raise
questions.
Provide extra visual and oral support while presenting
Provide information:

Use redundancy and paraphrase to help students understand


Use concepts.
MULTI-LEVEL
ENGLISH
LEARNERS Write out on the board key words that might be difficult for
Write out students to understand.

Organize explanations and use phrases that clearly mark


Organize important information and transitions between ideas.
 Provide opportunities for students to reflect on their
learning:
 Allow time for Q & A at the end of class.

MULTI-LEVEL  Ask students to write a “minute paper” at the end of


class.
ENGLISH  Possible topics: What was the most important thing
LEARNERS you learned in class today? What is still unclear to
you?
Offer specific feedback:
FACILITATING
COMMUNICATION

Offer students constructive feedback (in a one-


on-one setting) on communication issues that
you think might be helpful for them to be
aware of.
Set up expectations for class
participation

ENCOURAGING
PARTICIPATION Plan questions carefully

Give students time to prepare before


the discussion
Are you
Use active listening Are you allowing Are you attentive to
concentrating on
strategies. Reflect the student time to verbal and non-
what the student is
on how you listen express themselves? verbal cues?
saying?

ENCOURAGING PARTICIPATION
Make goals for the assignment and
criteria for success clear
SETTING
EXPECTATIONS
FOR AND Provide opportunities for students to
RESPONDING TO become familiar with the task and for
STUDENT students to practice
WRITING

Provide students with feedback and


the opportunity to respond
1 2 3 4
Discuss your Help students Ask students to Give students
purposes for connect with the interpret guidance in
assigning the new and readings in their working with the
reading unfamiliar own words text

STRATEGIES FOR SUPPORTING ACADEMIC READING


VISUALS

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APPROACHES/TECHNIQUES

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DIFFERENT METHODOLOGIES

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METHODOLOGY: HOW TO TEACH ENGLISH

Jeremy Hamer Engage, Study,


ESA
1998 Activate
 How to Teach English, Jeremy Harmer (2018)
 Merriam Webster Online Dictionary
WORKS CITED  [Link]
ng/teaching-im-students/strategies-for-teaching-im-students/
THANK YOU!

 Mayra Lainez
 Email: [Link]@[Link]

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