Foundational Theories in Language Education: A Student Guide
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A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The Audiolingual Method utilizes drills and repetition, specifically pattern practice, to help learners form habits and achieve correct pronunciation.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: Scaffolded learning, as described in the study materials, focuses on meaning and form, the teacher providing support, restructuring knowledge, and comprehension through modifications. The memorization of language chunks and habit formation are characteristics of the Audio-Lingual Method, not scaffolded learning or Task-Based Language Teaching.
A. Grammar is taught deductively, with rules analyzed in detail.
B. The primary focus is on developing oral communication skills.
C. Vocabulary items are often presented in bilingual word lists.
D. Instructions are exclusively given in the target language.
Explanation: The Grammar-Translation Method teaches grammar deductively, analyzing rules in detail, and presents vocabulary in bilingual word lists. It focuses on reading and writing skills, not primarily oral communication, and involves translation rather than exclusive target language instruction.
A. It helps to create a relaxed mood for the students.
B. It primarily facilitates the memorization of complex grammatical rules.
C. It reduces the need for the teacher's authority in the classroom.
D. It is used to require students to speak immediately without a silent period.
Explanation: One of the stated advantages of Suggestopedia is the use of music to create a relaxed mood for students. The other options are not mentioned as advantages of music and rhythm within the Suggestopedia method in the study materials.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials state that in Humanism, C. Rogers was associated with self-actualization, and learning is described as 'S-centred, personalised' with the teacher acting as a 'facilitator'. This approach is contrary to a teacher-centered, directive instructional method.