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Post-Method Pedagogy is a modern way of teaching languages. It emerged as a response to the problems of old methods like the Grammar-Translation Method (GTM), Audio-Lingual Method (ALM), and Communicative Language Teaching (CLT). These methods were too strict. Post-Method Pedagogy gives teachers freedom and flexibility. Dr. Bala Kumaravadivelu introduced it in the 1990s.
Key Ideas
Three Main Principles: Kumaravadivelu’s Post-Method Pedagogy is based on three important ideas:
These are called 3P in Kumaravadivelu’s Post-Method Pedagogy.
Kumaravadivelu’s Ten Macrostrategies: Kumaravadivelu proposed ten strategies to make language teaching more effective:
Teacher’s Role in Post-Method Pedagogy
Problems of Post-Method Pedagogy
It requires continuous learning and self-improvement. Thus, Post-Method Pedagogy is a flexible, student-centered way of teaching. It moves beyond the old, fixed methods. It allows teachers to adapt lessons based on their students’ needs. By following its principles and strategies, teachers can make language learning more effective and meaningful.
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