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Page 1: Inductive teaching

Inductive teaching

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• Rules are not given • Students can work by

themselves• Examples are given directly

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Learning through experience

This method produces highly active students , involving them fully in their learning process

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The Direct Method and the Natural Approach

Audiolinguism

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• cognitive depth which, again ensures greater memorability.

• students into believe that rules are the objective of language learning, rather than a means.

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Inductive approach frustrates students who, by dint of their

personal learning style or their past learning experience (or

both), would prefer simply to be told the rule.


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