In The shift from method-based pedagogy to postmethod pedagogy, however, is seen as much more fundamental because it seeks to provide an alternative to method rather than an alternative method. (lines 38-41), the author implies that
alternative forms of learning are, ideally, not appropriate categories of method-based pedagogy.
TBLT can be said to be a shift toward alternative means of second/foreign language pedagogy.
all methods that emerged before were just alternative ways to teach fundamentals of the language.
the emergence of a postmethod paradigm is merely the consequence of expanding the boundaries of CLT.
the current teaching trend advocates for creative forms of learning that do not necessarily constitute a strict method.
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