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The construction of the school curriculum should be reviewed annually, but once it is established in the school planning for a year, it cannot be changed.
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Total Physical Response (TPR) is based on the idea that language learning is most effective when it involves:
Intensive reading and writing
Physical movement and actions
Silent observation and listening
Repetitive drilling and practice
Detailed grammatical explanations
The method that CORRECTLY completes the passage above is
the Direct Method.
the Grammar-Translation Method.
the Audiolingual Method.
Community Learning.
The Silent Way.
The Communicative Approach in language teaching prioritizes:
Memorization of grammatical rules and vocabulary
Use of language for real-life communication purposes
Translation and comprehension of literary texts
Correct pronunciation and language forms
Individual learning without interaction
Scrivener (2011) presents alternative ways to teach grammar opposed to the traditional “present-practice” structure lesson shape. One of these ways is Task-Based Learning, which comprises the following procedures:
the teacher starts the lesson with a task that promotes ‘noticing’ of language items, then he/she moves to authentic exposure and clarification (guided discovery) and students produce a dialog to practice the new language items.
the teacher starts the lesson with a large number of instructions by using gestures and demonstrations quickly and students are asked to repeat the instructions as they perform them. As the lessons continues, the teacher moves to clarification of meaning and students perform a task using the instructions they have learnt.
the teacher starts the lesson with a leadin activity in order to introduce the topic or theme, then students perform a ‘real world’ task in groups involving communication. After that, students prepare a report on how they did the task and present it to the classroom.
the teacher initiates the lesson with a task that promotes ‘noticing’ of lexical items and moves to clarification through guided discovery. Finally, students work in groups and reflect on what they have learned. Finally, they report their findings to the other students.
the teacher starts the lesson with authentic exposure to language and students memorize language items. After that, students perform a language focused a task and present it to the whole class.