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TEACHING
Cognitivism a multidisciplinary
Approach
NINETEEN CENTURY OF LANGUAGE TEACHING,
EXPLAIN.
• At the time of the nineteenth century, little attention was paid to the teaching of the oral use of
languages; since languages were not taught primarily to learn oral/auditory communication, but
rather to learn for the sake of being "learned" or, in some cases, to acquire reading proficiency in a
foreign language. Since there was little or no theoretical research on second language acquisition in
general, or on the acquisition of reading literacy, foreign languages were taught like any other skill. it
was grammatical, memoristic and mere translation.
LANGUAGE TEACHING IN THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY. EXPLAIN.
• In the 20th century, the paradigm that lay in the previous century was changing and evolving, the
learning and teaching of a foreign language was not only for intellectual purposes, but an elemental
perspective was acquired for communication between people, thus breaking the previous model, at this
time we have focuses on fluency, accuracy, role of the teacher and students of a foreign language, etc.
Leaving aside the grammar translation method and opening the way to a communication paradigm
WHAT ARE THE SUB-FIELDS IN THE
LEARNING PROCESS?
uses arbitrary symbols Semiotics; semantics; philosophy & history of language; psycholinguistics.
uses symbols that are primarily vocal but Phonetics; phonology; writing systems; orthography; nonverbal communication.
may also be visual
uses symbols that have conventionalized Semantics; pragmatics; sociolinguistics; psycholinguistics; cognitive linguistics.
meanings.
is used for communication Sentence processing; pragmatics; discourse analysis; conversation analysis.
• After reading and then analyzing to answer the questions, the concepts
of language, learning and teaching are clear to us, in addition to
knowing and identifying the different perspectives which have evolved
through the centuries, so that we will have a global concept and full of
all these terms.