The document describes aspects of the Audiolingual Method (ALM) approach to teaching foreign languages. Key aspects of ALM include using dialogs and drills to teach grammar through repetition and practice. Students learn by mimicking the teacher's speech patterns. Grammar is taught inductively through examples rather than explicit instruction. Interaction is teacher-centered with an emphasis on accurate pronunciation and grammar. Cultural information is included in dialogs to help students use the target language appropriately.
The document describes aspects of the Audiolingual Method (ALM) approach to teaching foreign languages. Key aspects of ALM include using dialogs and drills to teach grammar through repetition and practice. Students learn by mimicking the teacher's speech patterns. Grammar is taught inductively through examples rather than explicit instruction. Interaction is teacher-centered with an emphasis on accurate pronunciation and grammar. Cultural information is included in dialogs to help students use the target language appropriately.
The document describes aspects of the Audiolingual Method (ALM) approach to teaching foreign languages. Key aspects of ALM include using dialogs and drills to teach grammar through repetition and practice. Students learn by mimicking the teacher's speech patterns. Grammar is taught inductively through examples rather than explicit instruction. Interaction is teacher-centered with an emphasis on accurate pronunciation and grammar. Cultural information is included in dialogs to help students use the target language appropriately.
2/ ALM is an _________ approach, focusing on _________ 3/ ALM has a strong theoretical base in ___________structural) and __________ 4/ ALM uses __________syllabus, which proceeds from ___________grammatical structure to more __________grammatical structure. 5/ ALM is affected by ________ and __________ 6/ Teachers want their students to be able to __________________ In order to do this, students need to __________ the target language, to learn to use it _______ without ___________. Students achieve this by forming new habits in the __________ and overcoming the old habits of their _______ 7/ In ALM, the teacher acts as _________ while students are _________of the teacher’s model. 8/ New vocabulary and structural patterns are presented through _______ 9/ Dialogs are learned through _________ and _________ 10/ ______are conducted based upon the paterns present in the dialog. 11/ In ALM, grammar is taught _________ 12/ Cultural information is_________ in the dialogs. 13/ Most of the interaction is between _________and ________ and is initiated by __________ 14/ The view of language in ALM has been influenced by ________ 15/ _________ speech is emphasized in ALM. 16/ Culture consists of ________ and _________of the L2 speakers. 17/ Reading and writing based upon _______work. 18/ The complexity of speech is ________ 19/ _________is kept to the minimum whole students are mastering _______ and ________ 20/ The natural order of skills are ________,___________ , _________and _______ 21/ The _______ skills receive most of the attention. 22/ _________is taught from the beginning, using ________ and ________. 23/ Only ___is used in classroom because ______ interferer Students’ mastery of _______ 23/ _______ tests are used in ALM. 24/ Student errors are to be ________at all costs. Students are ________to what they are taught to say. 25/ _______ is more emphasized than fluency. 26/ Games used in ALM are called _________ 27/ Backward build-up drill is also called __________ 28/ Using ________, teacher selects a pair of words that sound identical except for a single sound that typically poses difficulty for the learners. 29/ In the ALM classroom - Correct _______of the teacher is focus. - Correct ________ is expected - Correct _________is given attention to. - Correct ______ is stressed. - No _______ instruction is given. 30/ ALM develops the mastery of foreign language in all 4 skills, beginning with ____as the basis for the teaching of ______ and ______ 31/ ALM’s materials are more ________and _____designed. 32/ _____ and ______are not neglected. The students are trained to build skills in these areas step by step. 33/ There is _______ participation by all students most of the time. 34/ Students learn in a ______way and may become ________ parrots. 35/ ALM makes considerable demands on _______. 36/ The method is appropriate for ______ who love to mimic. 37/ Actions, pictures , or relia are used to give ________ in ALM class. 38/ Language forms do not occur by themselves but occur most naturally within a _______ 39/ In Dialog memorization techniques, students memorize the dialog through _____ 40/ When students stumble over one of the lines of the dialog, the teacher uses_____ ___drill with this line. 41/ In______drill, the teacher breaks down the line into several parts, then the students rêpat a part of the sentence, usually the _____ of the line. 42/ In ______drill, students are asked to repeat the teacher’s model as _____and as ____as possible. 43/ A ______ gets its name from the chain of the conversation that forms around the room as students, one-by-one, ask and answer questions of each other. 44/ In ________drill, teacher asks students to change a statement into _____ an active sentence into a _____ and direct speech into ____ one. 45/ In _______ drill students should answer the questions of teachers very quickly. 46/ In Grammar games, the games are designed to get students to practice a grammar point within _____Notice there is a lot of _____in this game.