Methods of English Teaching Language

Methods of Teaching English Language (ELT)

1. Which method appealed you the most from the above-given methods? Give Reasons.

=) The Audio Lingual Method.
Because, this approach to learning is similar to the Direct Method and this method is still nowadays in different ways through blogs, flipped learning, youtube videos and many more things.

2. Tell something about your favourite method used by your teachers from School till PG. How is their method unique?

=) My favourite method is always visualization and also audio-lingual. First, teachers who are describes and explain the text and after we watch a movie or listening to the audio clips. There are many sources are available in social media and networking sites. So they also use and unique in that sense bcoz visual memory is a long-lasting memory. All students are not the best reader but visual theory and screening of the movie and any kind of things they all help us and getting the connected idea.

3. Tell something about the method you didn’t like from School till PG. Give Reasons.

=) From school to PG. level teachers are used in a natural method. Who taught in books and in front of students. This is very boring because teachers only speak and taught so repeatedly this method is didn't like students.

°_° Thank you....

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