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The Silent Way

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

INTRODUCTION

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THE REJECTION OF

THE AUDIO-LINGUAL METHOD

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  • - NOAM CHOMSKY
  • - COGNITIVE APPROACH

CELEB GETTENGO

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THE SILENT WAY

Learning a new word depends on the student's previous knowledge.

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The sound color chart

Word chart is used to practice reading.
By forming phrases and sentences

SILENCE IS A TOOL

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Translation is avoided

PEER CORRECTION

The teacher does not praise or criticize students

Errors are important and necessary to learning.
They show teacher where things were unclear.

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SELF CORRECTION

STUDENT WILL CORRECT THEIR ERRORS BY THEMSELVES

The teacher mouths the correct sound, but does not vocalize it!

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The teacher care about the student progress more than perfection.

A teacher silence helps to observe each student closely.

Concentration is required
Why?

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Because student will depend on their minds. There is no repetition.

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Students can freely explore language by making different phrases and sentences on the word chart.

is extremely important.

Homework and tests are not part of this teaching method.

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The syllabus is built upon students progress in class.
Not in a linear fashion.

What are the goals of the teachers who use the silent way?

What is the role of the teacher?
What is the role of the student?

What are some characteristics of teaching/learning process?

What is the nature of the student/teacher interaction?

What is the nature of student/student interaction?

How is the feelings of the student dealt with?

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How is language viewed?

How is culture viewed?

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What areas of language are emphasized?

What language skill are emphasized?

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What is the role of the student's native language?

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How is evaluation accomplished?

How does the teacher respond to the student error?

THANK YOU :)

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