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Grammar Translation Method. KARL PLOTZ (1819-1881)

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Grammar Translation Method. KARL PLOTZ (1819-1881)

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This method is based on the learning striet rules of grammar of the target language, to compare the syntax sentences or paraghaphs to be trslated back and forth.

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Direct Method. Maximilian Bertliz (1852- 1921)

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Direct Method. Maximilian Bertliz (1852- 1921)

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This method it appeared as an asnwer to shortcoming of the grammar traslation method.
Grammar is taught inductively through examples,illustration and demostration.

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Audiolingual Method. Charles Fries (1945-1950)

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Audiolingual Method. Charles Fries (1945-1950)

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This method was developed in the University of Michigan. The audio-lingual is an oral method based-approach that drills students in the use grammatical sentences patterns.

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Silent way Method. Caleb Gattegno (1963)

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Silent way Method. Caleb Gattegno (1963)

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It's based on the idea that language learning can be enhanced in three main ways: Discovery rather than teaching; Problem-solving in the target language; The use of physical tools.

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Is a method of teaching a foreing language in wich students learn quickly by being made to feel relaxed, interested and positive.

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Total Physical Responce. James Asher (1977)

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Total Physical Responce. James Asher (1977)

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This method is a way of teaching language that uses verbal comucation and physical body movements.

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Communicative Language Learning. N. Prabhu (1980)

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Communicative Language Learning. N. Prabhu (1980)

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The students master the language through using it in communication rather than focusing on the structure of the target language.