The Audio-lingual Method is still in use today, though normally as a part of individual lessons rather than as the foundation of the course. These types of lessons can be popular as they are relatively simple, from the teacher's point of view, and the learner always knows what to expect.
Some of the most famous supporters of this method were Giorgio Shenker, who promoted guided self learning with the Shenker method in Italy, and Robin Callan, who created the Callan method.
Some characteristics of this method are:
•Drills are used to teach structural patterns
•Set phrases are memorised with a focus on intonation
•Grammatical explanations are kept to a minimum
•Vocabulary is taught in context
•Audio-visual aids are used
•Focus is on pronunciation
•Correct responses are positively reinforced immediately
The Audio-lingual Method is still in use today, though normally as a part of individual lessons rather than as the foundation of the course. These types of lessons can be popular as they are relatively simple, from the teacher's point of view, and the learner always knows what to expect.Some of the most famous supporters of this method were Giorgio Shenker, who promoted guided self learning with the Shenker method in Italy, and Robin Callan, who created the Callan method.Some characteristics of this method are:•Drills are used to teach structural patterns•Set phrases are memorised with a focus on intonation•Grammatical explanations are kept to a minimum•Vocabulary is taught in context•Audio-visual aids are used•Focus is on pronunciation•Correct responses are positively reinforced immediately
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