The Audiolingual Method

 Hello 馃挐 Today's blog is about a new learning method taught in class and it's The Audiolingual Method also known as the Army Method; but hold on! first I'll show you a little comparison between the GTM and the DM in order to close up those two.馃挭

They were very interesting to study, but now let's move on with the new one:

The Audio-Lingual Method 

The audio-lingual method – Teaching Methods

It was established during the World War II because of the necessity of the armies to become orally proeficient in the languages of their allies & enemies. Hence, this method emphasizes listening and speaking, using dialogues as a language presentation.

Some of the techniques used are: drills, mimicry, and memorization. There's possitive and negative feedback.

 

 So that would be all, thank you for reading me. See ya next week!馃挆



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