Method

Method

The theoretical approach

Learning a language is a holistic activity, based on grammatical rules and skills such as listening, speaking, reading and writing.

This theory developed the method of “communicative teaching”.

The implementation of this theory in teaching practice required teaching materials, and publishers published a relatively large number of textbooks.

Of great importance in foreign language teaching is the intercultural component. This is based on the understanding that the language is used as a means of communication during all manner social contacts.

Conflicts, self isolation and exclusion can occur if there are misunderstandings between the locals and foreigners in their social contacts or if either side does not understand the cultural identity of the other.

The practice

The aim of language teaching is to make the learner competent in the target language.

Before starting classes it is important to understanding the following, so that classes can be tailored to your needs:

1. Consideration of individual resources and skills:
2. Mother tongue
3. Level of training and knowledge of other languages
4. Determination of learning objectives for language use:
5. Privately
6. Professional
   Study
7. Placement test, as far as knowledge is available.
8. Description of course content on the basis of the Common European Framework and Recommendation on their intensity
9. Selection of appropriate teaching materials
   Determination of school hours