Clyde Macfarlane has written: 'Immersion education' -- subject(s): French language, Study and teaching, Immersion method (Language teaching), Immersion method
Wolfgang Ratke's educational contribution was his focus on practical education and the development of a language teaching method called the "Ratke Method" or "Rational Method." He believed in teaching through direct experience and active learning, focusing on the use of the student's native language to learn a new language. Ratke's approach laid the foundation for modern language teaching methods.
Mary Cazabon has written: 'Two-way bilingual education' -- subject(s): Bilingual Education, Cambridge, Education, Bilingual, Immersion method, Spanish language, Study and teaching
Mary T. Cazabon has written: 'Becoming bilingual in the Amigos two-way immersion program' -- subject(s): Attitudes, Bilingual Education, Children of minorities, Education, Education, Bilingual, English language, Immersion method, School children, Spanish language, Study and teaching
Janet A. Hale has written: 'Friendship' -- subject(s): Language experience approach in education, Activity programs in education, Friendship, Study and teaching (Primary), Unit method of teaching
Ah, the Grammar Translation Method focuses on translating between native and target languages, like a beautiful dance between two languages. The Direct Method immerses you in the target language, like taking a peaceful stroll through a linguistic garden. And the Audio Lingual Method uses repetition and audio cues to help you learn, like a gentle melody guiding you through language learning. Each method is like a different brushstroke in the painting of language education, each with its own unique beauty.
The direct method of teaching emphasizes learning a new language through immersion and speaking in that language from the start, focusing on communication and everyday situations. In contrast, the translation method involves translating language components back and forth between the native language and the target language to aid understanding and learning. The direct method promotes language fluency and natural skill development, while the translation method can help with understanding grammar rules and vocabulary.
Socrates' most important contribution was his method of inquiry known as the Socratic method. This involves asking probing questions to stimulate critical thinking, leading others to discover their own answers and gain deeper insights into their beliefs and values. This method continues to have a profound influence on philosophy and education.
SQL, an acronym for Structured Query Language, is an international standard method of communicating with databases. It is important because it allows the use of virtually any programming language to be used in tandem with any specific database.
Tibor von Elek has written: 'Teaching foreign language grammar to adults' -- subject(s): Modern Languages, Study and teaching, Study and teaching (Continuing education) 'Comparative method experiments in foreign language teaching' -- subject(s): Adult education, Modern Languages, Study and teaching
Pali.
total immersion in the language and culture