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This GoConqr page gathers over 20 community-made flowcharts on language teaching and assessment, from lesson planning and pronunciation to teaching methods and language assessment. University students, professional candidates and teachers can use them to study and compare approaches to teaching and assessment. Pick a flowchart to start exploring.
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- Second Language Acquisition12
- Communicative Competence and Culture39
- History and Approaches to Language Teaching84
- Traditional Language Teaching Methods58
- Alternative Language Teaching Methods81
- Communicative Language Teaching75
- Task-Based Language Teaching28
- Content- and Competency-Based Language Teaching22
- Language Curriculum Design and English for Specific Purposes57
- Language Teaching Materials61
- Teaching Language Skills79
- Teaching Grammar and Vocabulary15
- Classroom Management and Lesson Planning20
- Language Assessment and Test Design36
- Assessing Language Skills30
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Bilingual education: frameworks and types Historical and cont... · The twentieth centu... · Bilingual education... · THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS
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Speaking: the nature of spoken discourse and how to teach it Speaking: the natur... · Oral speaking is a ... · To be a fluent spea... · Understanding speaking
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The nature of spoken discourse-Nelly Chacua 7.1 | Speaking: the... · 7.1.1 | Understandi... · 7.1.2 | Spoken disc... · 7.1.3 | Approaches ...
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Untitled In the year ... · 40's decade: In the... · 1950: French... · XX century
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Language teaching approaches Language teaching a... · are · The way in which so... · its branches are
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Topic 11 new Lexical and semanti... · Lexical and semanti... · Necessary vocabular... · Typology of activit...
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Texto ingles Language Assessment... · Testing, Assessment... · Principles of Langu... · Kinds of Test
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Untitled LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT · Assessment Characte... · Definition: identif... · Testing: Type of as...
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ASSESING SPEAKING Assesing Speaking · Basic Types o... · Micro and Macroskil... · Imitative
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The audiolingual method this one The Audioligual Method · APPROACH · DESIGN · PROCE...
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Teaching Listening Reason for teaching... · Methodologies · Buttom up · Pre-listening
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T8 WRITING T8. 2 WRITING · FROM CONTROLLED PRA... · In early stages WRI... · REASONS FOR WRITING
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trabajo Communicative Compe... · Hymes (1972) · conceives · Communicative Compe...
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Untitled Total Physical Resp... · Approach · Design · Theory of Learning
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Teaching Listening Teaching Listening · Listening has an im... · In ESL teaching and... ·  ...
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LEARNERS LEARNERS · REASONS FOR LEARNIN... · DIFFERENT CONTEXTS ... · LEARNER DIFFERENCES...
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Teaching Pronunciation Teaching the ... · 1. Hearing Sounds · 2. Producing Sounds · 3. Correcting Prono...
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Untitled Analytic or synthetic? · Strengths and weakn... · Product or process ... · Pragmatic considera...
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natural approachs the natural approac... · disadvantages · advantages · students no p...
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Lesson Flow Today's Lesson · Review Yesterday's ...
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Untitled Teaching Listening · Activation of prior... · Systematic presenta... · Presentation of ext...
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Teaching Languages History Language Teaching M... · The Grammar T... · The Direct Method · The Oral Approach a...
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Untitled BASIC CONCEPTS · Methodology · Language Learning T... · Approach
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Untitled Prescientific Era (...
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Untitled Teaching methods · Is a style of teach... · It has its ori... · Some characteristic...
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Teaching Speaking Teaching Listening&... · Why is it important? · Challenges · Pre-listening
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cuadro act 2 Error · Approaches · Behaviorist · Mentalist
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grafico theorias science research co... · Operationalizing le... · stimulusresponserei... · AUDILINGUAL METHOD*...
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The Natural Approach, Advantages and Disadvantages The Natural Approac... · Basic communication... · Materials · Lack of greater kno...
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The language of scrience The Direct Method · Aims · Build a relantionsh... · *Instruction...
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Untitled LANGUAGE · Language is a syste... · LANGUAGE SYSTEMS · LANGUAGE SKILLS
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Untitled The argument for ch... · Suitable and unsuit... · English teaching in... · Mixed situations
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RA Reading Approach · Background · Definition · Characteristics
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Untitled Purposes · for which the learn... · Setting · in which they will ...
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Untitled SUGGESTOPEDIA · Use music to relate... · Also, students just... · To the beginning of...
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Untitled Listening and speaking · Learning to listen ... · Developing Interact... · Learning to speak i...
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Teaching Listening Teaching Listening · Listening is one of... · Learners enhance th... · Learners can pay at...
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Diagram My ideal language c... · Characteristics of ... · Fundamental materials · A classroom exclusi...
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Community language learning Community language ... · Principles from the... · Teacher rol · Students work together
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Untitled CHAPTER TEN: FILM · Film is the one tha... · The Challange of Film · Film and Culture
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About language teaching and assessment flowcharts
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These flowcharts offer different starting points for studying the unit. Language teaching approaches introduces several methods, while Teaching Languages History brings methods together in a historical overview. Another flowchart covers language assessment principles, kinds of test and current issues.
For a practical lesson sequence, start with Lesson Flow. It moves through activities including homework review, vocabulary and reading. If you want to focus on a skill, Teaching Pronunciation covers sounds, word stress and intonation. Other flowcharts address writing, listening and speaking.
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Follow a flowchart through its sections, then explain the sequence or connections in your own words. Compare it with another flowchart on a related topic and note any differences in focus. Switch to a quiz on the unit page when you want to check your understanding, or use notes for another way to study. Choose a topic and follow its flowchart.
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Which flowchart is a good place to start?
Start with Language teaching approaches if you want to compare several methods in one resource. For a more practical starting point, Lesson Flow sets out a sequence of classroom activities, including vocabulary and reading. Your choice depends on whether you are studying methods or planning a lesson.
What topics do the flowcharts cover?
The flowcharts cover teaching approaches, lesson activities, language assessment and skills such as speaking, listening, writing and pronunciation. For example, Teaching Pronunciation includes sounds, stress and intonation. The assessment flowchart addresses principles, kinds of test and current issues in language assessment.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account can also save quiz scores and lets you create your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.