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Mind Map by Teacher Robert Jaime, updated more than 1 year ago
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History of teaching a
second language
- This is how we have been
teaching and adapting
- Materials: board, colors, papers,
flashcards, dictionaries, books,
textbooks, notebooks, tracks, videos,
internet, comics, posters, etc. everything
your creativity many think of
- Materials: board, colors, papers,
flashcards, dictionaries, books,
textbooks, notebooks, tracks, videos,
internet, comics, posters, etc. everything
your creativity many think of
- Translation
- One of the most
controversial
- Students translate
words to their
native language.
- Materials: notebook,
pencil, dictionary.
- One of the most
controversial
- Direct
- No translation
- Only english,
connectiong meanings
with the words
- Teacher/Student interaction.
teacher centered
- Materials:
Demonstrations,
flashcards, images,
videos, notebook, pencil
- No translation
- Natural
- Focuses on the
natural way we learn
a language, without
grammar rules.
- Learn by
experience
- Absorb the language
by experience and
contact with the
language.
- Teacher is the
guide
- Materials: cases,
videos, flashcards,
audios, tales.
- Focuses on the
natural way we learn
a language, without
grammar rules.
- Listen and repeat.
- Used in the
2nd. WW
- Listen to phrases and
repeat them with the
correct pronunciation.
- Know the
meaning of the
phrases
- Materials: Audios,
notebook. Teacher
guided
- Used in the
2nd. WW
- Bilingual
- Dual language to
teach all topics
- Sometimes can
rephrase in the
native language of
the student.
- Materials: book, flashcards,
dictionary in English, audios,
videos, probably the most
complete.
- Dual language to
teach all topics
- English only
- ESL, native speakers
or bicultural schools
- Academic
Teaching. Student
centered.
- All materials.
audio, internet,
written, to read, visuals.
- ESL, native speakers
or bicultural schools
- Bilingual with
transition
- Taking students from
their language to the new
one.
- All materials used.
- Used for students living
in a foreign country
- Taking students from
their language to the new
one.
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