ADOPTING SILENTWAY IN TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN CLASSROOM FOR SECOND INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS
Keywords:
Silent Way Method, Teaching English Language, Alternative, innovativeAbstract
Caleb Gattegn developed the "silent approach" as a technique of teaching languages. Noam Chomsky's focused approach to language study informs this method, which is one of the most innovative to emerge in recent memory. The cognitive process claims that language training is not about habit development but rather rule construction. Those speakers know' of underlying/ abstract' rules that allow them to create/ and interpret utterances innovatively.' Using a formula test, the data has been examined. The results and discussion show that the quiet way technique impacts English language instruction. When it comes to studying English, teachers must expose their pupils to a "silent" approach to instruction.
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