BackgroundAudiolingualism was developed in the 1950s and 1960s when it was believed that learning a language was similar to learning new habit. Language was described in terms of the way it was structured – individual sounds and letters, words, structures, and sentence types. Learners was expected to learn the grammar of the new language not by learning rules but while producing the languge accurately by responding to stimuli. These stimuli was promts which would lead the learners to produce particular sentences. Speaking and listening were seen as the basic oof language learning with reading and writing coming later.FeaturesA common feature of the audiolingual classroom was the drilll. A drill was an activity where the teacher provided promts and the learners would produce a sentence using the appropriate grammatical structure, for example:Here are some features of a typical lesson:- Lesson often begin with dialogues.- The emphasis was on the form ( or structure) of language rather than on content and meaning.- Grammatical structures were taught in a particular order – structures which were thought to be simpler were introduced before more complicated ones.- Correct pronunciation was strongly encouraged from the beginning.- Vocabulary was severely limited in the early stages.- The teacher made a great effort to prevent errrors.- Drills were main way new language was practised.Tình trạng hiện tạiMột số giáo viên ngôn ngữ tìm thấy mũi khoan hữu ích cho hành nghề câu mẫu. Họ có thể đặc biệt là có giá trị trong việc học tiểu học để xây dựng tự tin của họ trong việc nói. Tuy nhiên, ngày nay hữu ích của khoan được coi là hạn chế như vậy họ không cung cấp cho các học viên một cơ hội để tương tác tự nhiên với nhau loa.
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