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    History

    of Language

    Teaching Methods

    A lecture course byDr. Por Zoltn

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    Topic 1

    Basic terms andfundamental problems

    of foreign languageteaching

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    Language Teaching is

    common sense;common sense;

    craft,craft,

    science;science;

    art;art;

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    According to Kodly:

    A musician needsA musician needs

    earsearshandshands

    brainbrain

    heartheart

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    Discuss in groups of 3Discuss in groups of 3

    Why / what for do you thinka language teacher needs

    ears?ears?

    hands?hands?

    brain?brain?

    heart?heart?

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    Language teaching is

    very pragmatic, but

    systematic;

    coherent;

    relevant;

    You need

    knowledge(s): explicit

    implicit

    skills: procedures

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    Reasons for studying

    the History

    of Language Teaching Methods

    Raising awareness of the past and

    present and offering a view on thedevelopment;Opening perspectives on the

    wisdom of he language teachingprofession;Outlining criteria to evaluate new

    methods;

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    The first scientific (academic) book

    on Language Pedagogy

    The Practical Study of Languages:

    A Guide for Teachers and Learners.by Henry Sweet

    London, Dent, 1899

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    Best-known methods in L.T. (1)

    Grammar-Translation Method > 2000

    Direct Method > 100

    Reading Method > 80

    Intensive Method > 60

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    Best-known methods in L.T. (2)

    Audio-Lingual Method > 55

    Audio-Visual Method > 40

    Community Lang. Learning > 40

    Mentalist / Cognitive Method > 35

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    Best-known methods in L.T. (3)

    Total Physical Response (TPR)> 35

    Silent Way > 30

    Suggestology/Suggestopedia > 30

    Communicative Approach > 25

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    Some basic notions

    L1 || L2 . (Ln)

    Basic language skills

    Basic dilemmas in L.T.

    13 indices (indexes) to describe a

    method

    The hierarchy of the method-concept

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    Language 1Language 1

    First languageFirst language

    Native languageNative language

    Mother tongue (Parents tongues)Mother tongue (Parents tongues)

    primaryprimarystrongerstronger

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    Language 2 Language (n)

    Second languageSecond language

    Non-native languageNon-native language

    Foreign languageForeign language

    secondarysecondaryweakerweaker

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    Bilingualism

    L1 + L2 + L(n)

    dont make upbilingualism

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    Basic language skills I.

    sound

    (Auditive)

    letter

    (Visual)

    Passive Listening Reading

    Active Speech Writing

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    Basic language skills II.

    Listening Reading simplexskills

    Speech Writing simplexskills

    Interpretation Translation complexskills

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    Basic language skills III.

    Comprehension

    (L1 or L2)

    Listening andreading

    Communication(L1 or L2)

    Speech andwriting

    Mediation(L1 L2)

    Interpretationand translation

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    Basic dilemmas in L.T.

    To use of L1 v/s not to use L1

    (Yes or no?)

    Awareness v/s intuition

    (Learn or acquire?)

    Forms v/s functions

    (Know the code or communicate?)

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    13 essential features

    to describe a method

    (1-3)

    Basic dilemmas

    1. L1 v/s L2 only

    2. Awareness v/s intuition3. Forms v/s functions

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    13 essential features

    to describe a method

    (4-9)Arranging language content

    4. Pronunciation

    5. Grammar (structures) 6. Vocabulary

    7. Usage (Pragmatics)

    8. All skills v/s one skill 9. Role / amount of translation

    in the L.T. process.

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    13 essential features

    to describe a method

    (10-13)

    Teaching style

    10. Student participation

    11. Classroom control

    12. Error-correction13. Feedback

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    Hierarchy of the method-concept

    (1)

    Step (item, technique)

    reading aloudFill in the gap

    Repeat what you hear

    etc.lps

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    Hierarchy of the method-concept

    (2)

    Process

    Dialogue exploitationStandard dictation

    etc.

    eljrs

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    Hierarchy of the method-concept

    (3) Method

    A finite number of steps (algorhythm) inwhich the language contentand classroomteaching form are originally entwined toensure the necessary didactic phases forlearning and acquisition during the wholeprocess. Preparation Presentation Explanation

    Practice Application etc.

    PPP (PresentationPracticePerform) Methodologies

    mdszer

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    Hierarchy of the method-concept

    (4) Language Teaching Theory

    A language teaching method orapproach which containsscientifically congruentelements(theories) ofLinguistics, Psychologyand Language Pedagogy.

    e.g.:Structuralism + Behaviorism = Audio-Lingualism

    Nyelvtantsi elmlet

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    Language Teaching Theories

    1 2 3 4

    Linguistics Phonetics Structu-ralism

    Trans-formative

    Gene-rative

    Grammar

    Macro-linguistics

    Psychology Asso-ciativePsy-

    chology

    Behavio-rism

    Cognitivepsy-

    chology

    Socio-Psy-chology

    LanguagePedagogy

    DirectMethod

    Audio-LingualMethod

    MentalistApproach

    Commu-nicative

    Approach

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    The Direct Sciences

    of Foreign Language Education

    (1)

    1. WHO Personality of the teacherThe teachers stage Art of speech, appearance and personification,

    interaction, communication, culture and tact

    1. WHOM Personality of the student

    c.f. Pedagogical Psychology1. WHAT Pedagogical Grammar

    Lexicon, functions and scripts, cross-cultural phenomena

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    The Direct Sciences

    of Foreign Language Education

    (2)4. HOW Methodology

    Objectives, curricula, syllabuses Methods: processes and techniques Feedback: evaluation etc.

    4. WITH THE HELP OF WHATTechnological (audio-visual)

    background Realia, pictures, projected images, Audio-recordings, video-recordings Digital sources and tools (Information and

    Communication Technology: ICT) etc.

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    Supportive / background sciences

    to the history of LT culture

    History of Education andSchooling (nevels- siskolatrtnet)

    History of Lingustics(nyelvszet-trtnet)

    History of Psychology

    (pszicholgia-trtnet) Didactics (didaktika) Educational Research

    (pedaggiai kutats)

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    Related sciences in Language Pedagogy

    The Three Sisters

    Linguistics (Applied Linguistics) Psychology (Educational

    Psychology) Theory of Instruction

    (~Didactics) (FLT Methodology)

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    Content fields for language teachers

    LT and LL are interdisciplinary

    Language Linguistics

    Applied Linguistics Language Learning

    Psychology

    Psycholingusitics Neurology Physiology of the brain

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    Content fields for language teachers

    LT and LL are interdisciplinary

    Language Teaching Education

    History of Education Pedagogy History of LT

    Language Pedagogy LT Methodology Ethnomethodology

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    Content fields for language teachers

    LT and LL are interdisciplinary

    Society Sociology Sociolinguistics History of Civilization

    Anthropology

    Geography Cultural Traditions

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    The machinery of changesin relation to LT methods and approaches

    OLDMETHOD

    GT GT DM DM

    INNER

    CHANGES

    PHONE

    TICS

    WORD

    FREQUENCYSTUDIES

    STRUCTURA

    LISM

    (STRUCT.)

    BEHAVIORDISCR.P.T

    OUTERCHANGES

    + INDUST

    RIAL

    DEVELOP.

    + SCHOOL

    REPORTSON ACH.

    + WW II. + TECHN.

    DEV.(LABS)

    NEWMETHOD

    DM RM IM AL

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    The machinery of changesin relation to LT methods and approaches

    OLDMETHOD

    AL AL AL AL

    INNER

    CHANGES

    AV

    DEVICES INFLT

    METHOD.

    TG

    GRAMMARCOGN.

    STRAT.

    PSYCHOL.

    HOLISTICVIEWS

    COMM. GR

    NOT.FUNCCOM.COMP.

    SP.ACT.TH.

    OUTERCHANGES

    +

    RECREATIO

    NAL L. L.

    + DEMAND

    FOR ESP

    + PSYCH.T

    INDIV.ISM

    REV. CR. S

    + GLOBAL

    VILLAGE

    INT.LANG.

    NEWMETHOD

    AV MM/CM CLL

    SU, SW

    (TPR)

    CA

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    The drama of LT (1)

    The object and environment ortopic

    The characters (dramatispersonae) The process or stage

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    The drama of LT (2) WHAT?

    Nature of language Views on language

    Linguistics

    WHO?

    The human factor Views on learning and teaching

    Views on education

    Educational Psychology

    HOW? Views on language learning

    Ways in language learning

    FL learning and teaching methodology

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    Components of the process (1)

    LANGUAGE Rational / System

    Irrational / Habit(s)

    Natural activity Set of conventions

    Means of communication

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    Components of the process (2)

    LEARNER + TEACHER Age

    Maturity

    Aptitude

    Set Attitude

    Interests

    Empathy

    IQ Previous knowledge

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    Components of the process (3)

    LEARNING PROCESS Drive and motivation

    Repetition and extinction

    Transfer

    Inhibition