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Critical Appraisal of Language Teaching Methodology
About this book
Language teaching methodology briefly overview methods in language teaching from a historical perspective then provide different alternative methods in language teaching. The purpose of this book is to strengthen critical appraisal of language teaching methodology and to promote the critical thinking of the graduated and postgraduate students about the main concerns English teaching and learning. This book briefly outlines the main concepts in language teaching methodology by providing a brief historical overview along with outlining the key issues in language teaching. Subsequent, the book provides a critical look at foreign language learner, computer-assisted language learning (CALL), Corpus Linguistics, different types of learning, instruction, and programs.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- ABOUT THE AUTHORS
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- List of Figures
- List of Table
- List of Abbreviations
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Methods in Language Teaching: Historical Perspective
- Chapter 2 Alternative Methods
- Chapter 3 Robinson’s Theories and Hypotheses on Attention
- Chapter 4 Authenticity as Conceptualized by Breen and Widdowson
- Chapter 5 Corpus Linguistics
- Chapter 6 Critical Look at Foreign Language Learner
- Chapter 7 Critical Look at Foreign Language Literacy
- Chapter 8 The Problems That Kumaravadivelu Enumerated Regarding Eclecticism
- Chapter 9 Experiential Learning
- Chapter 10 Programs and Models for the Integration of Content and Language Learning: Immersion/ Submersion Program; Sheltered Instruction, and Adjunct Model
- Chapter 11 Reconstructionism
- Chapter 12 Project-Based Instruction: Merits, Demerits
- Chapter 13 Future Trends in Language Teaching Methodologies
- Chapter 14 Instructed Second Language Acquisition
- Chapter 15 Interlanguage(s)
- Chapter 16 Internalization
- Chapter 17 Are We Teaching Knowledge, Skill or Ability?
- Chapter 18 Language Awareness
- Chapter 19 Foreign Language Learner Autonomy
- Chapter 20 Noticing the Gap vs. Noticing the Hole
- Chapter 21 Attention From Van Lier Perspective
- Chapter 22 Multicompetence
- Chapter 23 Neo-Behaviorism in Language Teaching
- Chapter 24 Paradigm Shift
- Chapter 25 What Is Needs Analysis?
- Chapter 26 Schema and Background Knowledge
- Chapter 27 Socratic Method of Teaching
- Chapter 28 Grammatical versus Communicative Functions
- Index
- Back Cover