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Test your knowledge about Methodology with this Fill in the Blanks game!

par Royal English International
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languages 5 tasks needs 217 competence secondary experiential eclectic learning exit interests 10 235 217 ACTIVE competences competence communicative national III foreign

Legal Framework : Royal Decree / 2022 , dated 29th March , dictates the curriculum for compulsory education . Although it doesn't endorse a specific methodological approach , it supports an environment , facilitating the integration of various and the attainment of the desired competences and profile .
Annex of Decree 235 / 2022 , dated 7th December , in its section on , aims to foster , enabling students to express themselves , interact , and gain intercultural awareness . This decree advocates active methodologies , flipped classroom approaches , and prioritizes oral over written skills .
Both RD 217 / 2022 and Decree 235 / 2022 align with the Common European Framework , advocating methodologies that emphasize - based learning , incorporating diverse , contextualized , interdisciplinary tailored to student and .
Regional Decree / 2022 , in accordance with RD / 2022 , sets out pedagogical ( Article 5 ) and methodological ( Article 10 ) principles guiding pedagogical practice :
Article highlights the integration of Key Competences through projects and tasks .
Article suggests METHODOLOGY , which our unit adopts .

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2 . Methodological Principles
Methodology selection should be based on learner . This includes principles influenced by learner traits ( Basic Principles ) and those specific to foreign language teaching ( Specific Principles ) .
2 . 1 Basic Principles
Emphasizing a constructive , learner - teaching , as advocated in Constructivist learning theory ( 1954 ) , will be promoted . This shift from traditional teacher - led methods to more , learner - focused activities acknowledges the role students play in constructing knowledge . Key to this approach is the of students and the principle of , as posited by David Ausubel ( 1960 ) , which links new knowledge to prior understanding . Key Competences , functional tasks , student engagement , and motivation are integral .
Incorporating Barak " Principles of Instruction " ( 2010 ) , we emphasize effective teaching strategies that align with these constructivist principles . ? s Accelerated Learning Cycle ( 1996 ) , with its stages of , , , and , supports communicative approaches and key competence development in line with Design for Learning ( Meyer , Rose , & Gordon , 2014 ) .
Further enhancing this methodology is Lev Social Constructivism ( 1978 ) , which underscores the importance of social interaction in cognitive development , advocating for collaborative learning environments that align with scaffolding theory ( Wood , Bruner , & Ross , 1976 ) . These environments foster understanding through shared experiences and dialogue , crucial in a student - centered learning framework .
Combining these foundational educational theories and principles , the methodological approach in the foreign language classroom is transformed into a , , and environment . This environment is conducive to significant , meaningful learning experiences that are responsive to individual learner needs and preferences , preparing students to engage effectively with the complexities of language and communication .

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2 . 2 Specific Principles
In the context of our broader discussion on methodology within our teaching program , the evolution of language teaching methodologies from , - focused approaches to more dynamic , strategies forms the cornerstone of our pedagogical approach . Central to this transformation has been the adoption of ( CLT ) , an approach rooted in the 1970s with pioneering concept of " communicative competence . " This paradigm shift , further developed by and , moved language teaching beyond mere grammatical accuracy to encompass a broader spectrum of competencies , including grammatical , discourse , sociolinguistic , and strategic skills . The primary focus of CLT on effective and appropriate language use in diverse contexts aligns seamlessly with our program ? s emphasis on practical communication skills .
Building upon CLT's foundation , our teaching program integrates the principles of - ( TBL ) , as introduced by N . S . Prabhu in 1987 . Prabhu's innovative approach , through the implementation of - tasks rather than direct instruction , champions a learner - centered methodology . This is operationalized through a structured model comprising - preparation , a of active engagement , and a - phase of reflection . Such a framework not only aligns with but also enhances the communicative goals set forth by CLT . Complementing these approaches , Noticing Hypothesis and Consciousness - Raising techniques are pivotal in fostering an environment where learners actively engage with and become aware of language forms . These methodologies underscore the importance of learner involvement and consciousness in acquiring language skills .
Furthermore , Input Hypothesis , advocating for the provision of comprehensible input , together with S . P . Corder's Error Analysis and Larry concept of Interlanguage , enrich our understanding of the language learning process . These theories highlight the constructive role of errors and the unique , evolving linguistic systems of learners , informing our approach to error correction and feedback .
In the light of these assumptions and theories , we have constructed our teaching plan . This plan is a carefully curated amalgamation of these influential methodologies and strategies , designed to cater to the diverse needs of our learners . By prioritizing - communication , learner engagement , and an acute of language forms , our teaching program aspires to not only impart linguistic competence but also to equip students with the skills necessary for effective real - world interaction . This comprehensive approach ensures that our teaching methodologies are not only grounded in robust theoretical frameworks but are also pragmatically aligned with the evolving demands of language education .

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