Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Approaches &
Methods for
language
acquisition
- Grammatical
Approach
- Grammar- Translation
Method
- Focused on
language rules
- Memorization
of vocabulary
- Application of language
rules & exception to
vocabulary to translate
written text
- Isolated sentences
- Complex texts
- Not for meaning
- Focus was on
grammatical
accuracy
- Students native
language is not
used
- Focused on knowing about a
language instead of
emphasizing how to use the
language for intended
purpose, communication.
- Thought that students
first language "interferes"
with new language
acquisition and that both
languages are structured
differently; syntax rules
can cause confusion
- Memorization
of language
rules &
sentence
patterns
- Nouns
- Verbs
- Conjuctions
- Adjectives
- Pronouns
- Possessive
- curriculum is
sequenced
and
methodical
- Instruction is
isolated from
meaningful
context
- Drills & practice
focus on sentence
structure
- Agreement rule
- Idiomatic
usage
- Does not provide
comprehensible
input
- Strategies:
Drills &
practice Rote
memorization
- Techniques:
Dialogue,
Repetition,
Mnemonics,
Kinetics
- Direct Method
- Replaced
Grammatical-
Translation
Method
- Less focus on
grammar rules
& structure
- Focus on repetition
& memorization of
L2 patterns
- Vocabulary is
taught in context
through dialog
and choral
response
- Inferred grammar
through exposure of
carefully sequenced,
guided instruction of L2
- Teacher models &
student practices
language patterns
- The goal is to
internalize
grammatical
patterns
- Students native
language is not
used
- Translation is
discouraged
- Objects,
photos,
diagrams,&
drawings
used to help
comprehension
- Audiolingual Method
- Material
presented
though dialogue
- Consistent
teacher
feedback
- Acquisition is
"habit" formed
- Thought that second language would
become a habit through drills and
dialogue which would develope
language structures
- Language acquisition
through memorization
& recall of L2 language
patterns
- Grammatical
structures &
vocabulary are
taught in a highly
sequential manner
- Skills are sequenced-
listening, speaking,
reading, & writing
- Use of L1 is
permitted by
teacher only
- Communicative
Approach
- Focus on learning
second language
through
communication & for
communication
- Communication for purpose
- language
embedded
in social
contexts
- Provides context
for authentic
communication
- Language occurs
when
comprehensible
input is received
- language rich
environment
- Student creates & tests
language hypotheses
through interactions in
authentic, language-rich,
low-anxiety language
acquisition environments
- student centered/
teacher facilitated
language
instruction
- Strategies:
Scaffolding,
Gaurded
Vocabulary,
Cooperative
learning,
Hands-on
activities
- Techniques: Reduced use
of idioms, Manipulatives
& realia, Simulations/ Big
books, Heterogeneous
grouping
- fosters second
language acquisition
methods & strategies
that mirrored the way
the first language was
learned
- focus on
communication
rather than
rules
- Silent Way Method
- Student observes:
What did you
witness?
- Teacher silence is
suppose to
encourage
student initiative,
language
production, &
linguistic
interaction
- L1 not used
- Focus on
pronunciation
& word flow
- Listening,
speaking,
correction
- Natural Way or
Natural Approach
- Comprehension
precedes
production
- Natural
progression leads
to production in
stages
- Goals
guide
instruction
- Speaking,
reading, &
writing
- Activities
designed to
lower affective
filter
- Teacher
creates
meaningful
communication
- Teacher modifies the
language to
language learners
comprehension level
- Suggestopedia
Method
- Emphasis on
learner personality
& motivation to
knowledge
- What can be
learned
intuitively &
spontaneously
- Create
relaxing,
stress-free
learning
environment
- Music playing
in background
- Visual aids to
suppprt
meaning of
text
- Student can use L1
- Translation of
text in L1- then
reread text in L2
- Converse,
retell, & role
play
- integrated
Content-Based Method
- Collaborative
planning,
thematic units
- Emphasis on
content &
language
objectives across
curriculum
- integration of
content & language
objectives into one
lesson
- Sheltered Instruction
Method
- Hands on application
- social interaction
- Cooperative
learning
- Gaurded vocabulary
- Visual
support
- Integrate content &
language objectives into the
same lesson
- Grade level content/ teacher
scaffolds instruction
- Provides comprehensible
language input &
modified grade level
instruction
- Cognitive
Approach
- Discovering,
recognizing,
conceiving, judging,
reasoning, &
reflecting
- Active
learning
process
- Social interaction
- Focus on
student
thought
process
- Metacognition
(thinking about
thinking)
- Reflection of
knowledge
- Access
background
knowledge
- Calaboration with parents
- Emphasis on background,
interactions, memory,
knowledge, thinking,
process, as foundations
for language acquisition
success in the academic
context
- Scaffolding Instruction
- Meaningful &
relevant
language
instruction
- Strategies:
Cooperative
learning, Explicit
LS instruction,
Maximizing
content &
language
objectives
- Techniques:
KWL,
Questioning,
Word wall,
Outlines
- CALLA Method
- Enrich the
language that CLD
student uses for
academic
communication
- Focus on topics from the
major content areas,
development of
academic language
skills, & explicit
instruction in learning
strategies
- Listening, speaking,
reading, & writing
- Intentional focus on
CALP development
in L1 & L2 as related
to content areas
- Focus on prior
knowledge
- Strategies
emphasized on
cognitive,
metacognitive, &
social/ affected
strategies
- Active learning