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SYRILE T. MANGUDANG
MAed/ENGLISH
ENG 303
WHAT IS BILINGUAL ?
communication.
Reasons For Bilingual Education
POST
SECONDARY
SECONDARY LEVELS
ELEMENTARY LEVELS PROGRAM
LEVELS PROGRAM
PROGRAM
Bilingual Approaches to Language
Learning
POST
SECONDARY
SECONDARY LEVELS
ELEMENTARY LEVELS PROGRAM
LEVELS PROGRAM
PROGRAM
1.The Grammar-Translation Method
2. The Direct Method
3. The Bilingual Method
The Grammar-Translation Method
For Example
Student: Nobody like Me!
Teacher say: Please say again, Nobody likes me
TEACHING APPROACH IN GRAMMAR-
TRANSLATION METHOD
Memorization
Fill-in-the-blanks
Used words in the sentences
TEACHING APPROACH IN GRAMMAR-
TRANSLATION METHOD
Disadvantages
Students lack comprehension-
only translating word-for-word
Does not allow students to create meaning in English
Extensive memorization
Very little student/teacher interaction
DIRECT METHOD
natural approach
a foreign language could be taught without translation
or the use of the learner’s native tongue.
Use of native language and target language
TEACHING APPROACH DIRECT METHOD
The three P’s are the three main stages of any language
lesson. First, you present material. Then you all practice
together and students are expected to produce something
with their new knowledge
Principles of the Bilingual Method
1.Non-technical Media
2.Technical Media
1.Non-technical Media
EXAMPLES:
Black board/Whiteboard Objects/ realia
Pamphlets/brochure
Photos/Poster Board games
Flashcards/ Index Cards
News Paper /Magazine
Examples of Learning in Non-technical Media
BOOKS/MAGAZINE/ NEWSPAPERS
Use of Non-technical Media in teaching
Language
FILM PROJECTOR
Examples of Learning in Technical Media
COMPUTER/LAPTOP
Use of technical Media in teaching Language