Techniques And Principles In Language Teaching

 

Georgi Lozanov's DESUGGESTOPEDIA  (unit 6)

 

help S eliminate the feeling that they can’t successful or the negative association in studying

 

it is illustrative of affective-humanistic approachrespect for S feelings

 

 

 

 

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goals of teachers

* to accelerate the process which S learn to use a foreign L for everday comunication

 

* to activate the S “paraconsciouspart of the mind by using techniques

 

* to overcome the S’s barriers to Ling

 

 

 

 

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S-T interaction

 

 

* T interact whole group of S and

  individual

 

* initially,S respond nonverbal with L2

  words 

 

 

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roles of teachers

* T is authority

 

* S respect and trust T

 

* T gives confidence,it makes Ling easy

 

 

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S-S interaction

 

* later stages S have more control in L2

  and respond appropriately- even

  interaction themselves -

 

 

 

 

 

 

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roles of students

 

 

 

 

 

* S do what T says

 

* S trust T

 

* S feel secure,more spontaneous,less inhabited

 

 

 

 

 

            

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dealing with S’s feelings

* great deal of attention is given to S’s

  feelings

 

* principle is S are relaxed and

  confident

 

* S not need to try to learn,it come

  naturally and easily

 

* psychological barriers are important

 

* enhance S self-confidence and

  convince S to success is obtainable

 

* selecting L2 names makes S feel

  securemore open to Ling

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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characteristics of Ting & Ling process

* classroom is bright and cheerful

  - posters display grammatical

  information about L2 (periphal Ling)

 

* S select L2 nameschoose new

  occupationscreate new identity

 

* dialogs in handouts in L2

 

* dialog translate to L1

  - vocabulary-grammar notes bold-faced in dialog

 

* in the first concert (active concert)

  - T reads dialog with music (whole brain of S activated)

  - S follow dialog-check the translation

 

* in second concert (passive concert)

  - S listen calmly while T reads dialog

 

* for homework,S read dialog before

  sleeping and getting up next morning

 

* activities to help S learn the new

  materials (dramatizations,games, 

  songs and question-and-answer 

  exercises)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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view of language

 

* language is first plane of two plane

  process of communication

 

* 2nd plane is factors which influence

  the linguistic message (dresses,

  nonverbal behavior )

 

 

Georgi Lozanov's DESUGGESTOPEDIA  (unit 6)

 

 

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view of culture

* culture which S learn relate to the

  everyday life of people who speak L

 

* use of fine art is important

 

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evaluation

* S class performance assess,not

  formal test ( it threaten the relaxed

  atmosphere )

 

 

 

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emphasis on areas of language

 

* vocabulary is emphasized (focus on

   large number of words)

 

* grammar is dealt with explicit but

  minimally ( S learn best if S conscious

  attention is focus on using L )

 

* paraconscious mind absorb linguistic

  rules

 

 

 

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T’s response to

Ss’s error

 

 

 

* errors are corrected gently

 

* T use a soft voice

 

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emphasis on language skills

 

 

* speaking communicatively

 

* reading L2 and writing imaginative

  compositions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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techniques

* classroom set-up

   - environment is bright and cheerful

   decorated with scenes from country

   where L2 speak

 

* peripheral learning

   - S perceive much more from

   environment ( posters on class

   walls,unintentionally )

 

* positive suggestion

  - help S break down the barriers

 

  - direct suggestion appeals to S’s consciousness ( T tell S they are going to be successful )

  

  - indirect suggestion appeals to S’s

    subconscious ( to want to is to be

    able to ) (it is more powerful )

 

* choose a new identity

  - selecting L2 name and occupation

    is important.later S may be tell their

    hometown, childhood,family

 

* role play

 

* first concert (active concert)

  - T reads dialog, S attention to some

    grammatical points in L2,translate

    dialogmusic played, T reads slow,

    dramatic,intonation

 

* second concert (passive concert)

  - S are asked to put their notes aside. T reads dialog normal speed,not music (pre-classical or Baroque).

 

* primary activation

  - S reread dialog aloud as dividual or

    in groups (first sadly,next angrily,last

    cheerfully)

 

* creative adaptation

  - activities to help S learn the new

    materials and use it (singing,

    dancing, dramatization, and games) 

    activities not allow S to focus on

 lisguistic message but communication

 

 

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role of L1

 

* L1 used to make dialog clear

 

* T uses L1 when necessary

 

* then,T uses L1 less and less

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