The audio lingual method focuses on oral language skills through repetition and drills. The teacher controls the classroom environment and directs drills to have students practice grammatical patterns, while prohibiting the use of students' native language. Through imitating, repeating, and substituting parts of sentences, students aim to internalize new vocabulary and structures. Errors are punished in order to form correct language habits from the start.
The audio lingual method focuses on oral language skills through repetition and drills. The teacher controls the classroom environment and directs drills to have students practice grammatical patterns, while prohibiting the use of students' native language. Through imitating, repeating, and substituting parts of sentences, students aim to internalize new vocabulary and structures. Errors are punished in order to form correct language habits from the start.
The audio lingual method focuses on oral language skills through repetition and drills. The teacher controls the classroom environment and directs drills to have students practice grammatical patterns, while prohibiting the use of students' native language. Through imitating, repeating, and substituting parts of sentences, students aim to internalize new vocabulary and structures. Errors are punished in order to form correct language habits from the start.