
The Direct Method: Immersive Teaching Without L1 Translation
The Direct Method eliminates all native language use from classroom instruction, teaching languages exclusively through…
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The Direct Method eliminates all native language use from classroom instruction, teaching languages exclusively through…

Interlanguage Theory, introduced by linguist Larry Selinker in 1972, reveals that language learners create a…

The Audio-Lingual Method (ALM) develops language fluency through systematic drills and pattern repetition that train…

Teachers lower the affective filter through three core strategies: building motivation with student choice and…

The Input Hypothesis (i+1) states that language learners acquire new language when they understand input…

The Grammar-Translation Method (GTM) is a language teaching approach where students learn grammatical rules through…

Krashen’s 5 hypotheses revolutionized language education by proving that students acquire languages most effectively through…

ESL teaching interviews assess specialized competencies beyond standard teaching credentials, with hiring managers evaluating classroom…

Answering “Why do you want to be a teacher?” effectively requires authentic passion, specific examples,…

Modern teaching methods combine proven strategies with innovative approaches to maximize student engagement and learning…