In this part, I would like to introduce the main points of language teaching methodology in which learners are actively involved in their own learning processes. I will classify them by topics. First, teachers have to focus on the learners. In fact, in the class, not only teachers teach leaners, but the learners also teach the teachers too. The right way for teachers in teaching language is to make most of the decisions at the beginning of the learning process. Here are some ways of getting learners more involved in their own learning process and to gradually take control of that process. 1. Make instructional goals clear to learners. 2. Help learners to create their own goals. 3. Encourage learners to use their second language outside of the classroom. 4. Help learners to become aware of learning processes and strategies. 5. Show learners how to identify their own preferred styles and strategies. 6. Give learners opportunities to master some aspect of their second language and then teach I to others. 7. Teach learners how to create their own learning tasks. 8. Provide learners with opportunities to master some aspect of their second language and then teach it to others. 9. Create contexts in which learners investigate language and become their own researchers of language. Second, teachers have to develop their own personal methodology. They may derive from their professional training and experience including experiences. Finally, teachers have to build instructional sequences based on a pretask, task, and follow-up cycle because teachers will get the feedback from student, then they can improve their own effectively instruction