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Write About ‘Task-Based Language Teaching.’

Write about ‘Task-based Language Teaching.’  “Task-Based Language Teaching” (TBLT) is a teaching approach that focuses on using tasks to learn a language....Continue

Write a Short Note on ‘Affective-Filter Hypothesis.’

Write a short note on ‘Affective-Filter Hypothesis.’  The Affective Filter Hypothesis is a concept in second language acquisition theory proposed by linguists...Continue

What is Meant by “Tissue Rejection in Language Teaching Methodology?”

What is meant by “tissue rejection in language teaching methodology?”  Adrian Holliday introduced the concept of tissue rejection in language teaching methodology...Continue

What is Meant by ‘Post Method Pedagogy’?

What is meant by ‘Post Method Pedagogy’?  Post-Method Pedagogy is an approach to language teaching. It emerged as a response to the...Continue

What is Meant by ‘Desuggestopedia’?

What is meant by ‘Desuggestopedia’? Identify the objectives, main principles, and key features of ‘Desuggestiopedia’ and evaluate their relevance to mainstream Bangladeshi...Continue

What is a Contextual Approach to Teaching’?

What is a contextual approach to teaching’? How does it affect pedagogy?  A contextual approach to teaching is a method that connects...Continue

What is ‘Situational Language Teaching (SLT)’?

What is ‘Situational Language Teaching (SLT)’? or, Discuss the approach, design, and procedures of Situational Language Teaching.  Situational Language Teaching (SLT) is...Continue

What is ‘Post Method Pedagogy’?

What is ‘Post Method Pedagogy’? Discuss the strategic framework proposed by B. Kumaravadivelu.  Post-Method Pedagogy emerged as a response to the dissatisfaction...Continue

What Do You Mean By Language Learning Strategies?

What do you mean by language learning strategies?  Language learning strategies refer to specific techniques, actions, or behaviours. Learners use these strategies...Continue

What Are the Roles of a Teacher in CLT?

What are the roles of a teacher in CLT?  In the Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach, the teacher’s role is vital in...Continue

What are the Purposes of Teaching Vocabulary?

What are the purposes of teaching vocabulary?  Vocabulary is the foundation of any language. It plays a crucial role in effective communication....Continue

What Are the Principles of CLT?

What are the principles of CLT?  The “Communicative Language Teaching” (CLT) approach is based on several core principles emphasizing communication, interaction, and...Continue

What Are the Key Features and Techniques of the ‘Direct Method’?

What are the key features and techniques of the ‘Direct Method’? What are its advantages and limitations?  The Direct Method is a...Continue

What Are the Goals of the ‘Grammar Translation Method’?

What are the goals of the ‘Grammar Translation Method’? The Grammar Translation Method (GTM) is a traditional approach to language teaching. It...Continue

What Are the Basic Differences between CLT and GTM?

What are the basic differences between CLT and GTM?   Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) and Grammar Translation Method (GTM) are two popular approaches...Continue

The Major Techniques and Strategies of Developing Vocabularies

Discuss the major techniques and strategies of developing vocabularies.  Building a good vocabulary is essential for effective communication. Many simple strategies help...Continue

The Main Principles of the ‘Communicative Language Teaching’

Discuss the main principles of the ‘Communicative Language Teaching’. Why is CLT considered an approach rather than a method?  Communicative Language Teaching...Continue

Teaching Techniques Used in the ‘Audio-Lingual-Method.’

Mention the common teaching techniques used in the ‘Audio-Lingual-Method.’   The “Audio Lingual Method” is one of the earliest and most established methods...Continue

Structural, Functional, and Interactional Views of Language

Discuss structural, functional, and interactional views of language.  Language is a structured system of communication that consists of grammar and vocabulary. The...Continue

Intonation: Definition, Classification and Function

What is intonation? What are the functions of intonation? Intonation is the rise and fall in pitch level when we speak. It...Continue

Grammar Translation Method, Focusing on its Pain Principles, Weaknesses, and Strengths.

Evaluate the Grammar Translation method, focusing on its main principles, weaknesses, and strengths.  The Grammar Translation Method (GTM) is one of the...Continue

Five Hypotheses of ‘Krashen’s Monitor Model.’

Discuss and evaluate the five hypotheses of ‘Krashen’s Monitor Model.’  Stephen Krashen proposed the Monitor Model in the 1970s and 1980s. It...Continue

Distinguish between Acquisition and Learning.

 Distinguish between Acquisition and Learning.  Acquisition and learning are two ways of gaining knowledge or skills, especially in language. Acquisition is natural,...Continue

Distinguish Between ‘Intensive’ and ‘Extensive’ Reading.

Distinguish between ‘Intensive’ and ‘extensive’ reading.  Reading is a crucial skill in language learning. It can be approached in different ways depending...Continue

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