CURRICULUM, THE APPROACHES AND METHODS, AND THE NUÑEZ AND BODEGAS

THE DIFFERENT STAGES TO DESIGN A PROGRAM MATERIAL BY NUÑEZ AND BODEGAS

Determining the organizing principle(s)
(e.g.., themes, genres, tasks)

Identifying the course units based
on the organizing principle(s)

Sequencing the unit

Determining unit content

Organizing unit content

A BRIEF HISTORY OF EARLY DEVELOPMENTS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING

History of language teaching could be traced before 500 years

History of language teaching could be traced before 500 years

Latin was wide spread

Latin was wide spread

people wished to become scholar by understanding and learning them

people wished to become scholar by understanding and learning them

grammar schools

grammar schools

Latin’s influence in English language teaching

Grammar- Translation Method: The goal of foreign language study is to learn a language in order to read its literature

the grammar rules are presented and illustrated, a list of vocabulary items is presented with their translation equivalents, and translation exercises are prescribed.

THE NATURE OF APPROACHES AND METHODS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING

Edward Antony 1963

Theory of language

MODELS: cognitive,structural,funcional, interactional,spociocultural,lexical.

MODELS: cognitive,structural,funcional, interactional,spociocultural,lexical.

Theory of learning:

These have included beta-behaviorism, cognitive code learning, creative construction hypothesis learning, skills learning, interaction theory, corutructivism, sociocultural learning theory

the role of individual actors in language learning.

Desing

The level of method analysis in which we consider the following: • Objectives • Syllabus model: the selection and organization of its language content • Learning tasks and teaching activities • Learner roles • Teacher roles • The role of instructional materials

Roles

Learner

- Types of activities carried out by learners - Learners’ control over the content - Patterns of learner groupings - Learner’s influence over others’ learning - View of learner as processor, performer, initiator and problem solver

Teacher

The primary source of knowledge and direction - A guide, consultant and model - Limited by imposed contents and directions on texts and lessons plans

Instructional Materials

- Present content - Practice content - Facilitate communication between learners - Enable them to practice the content without teacher’s help