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� The contents given in the curriculum are utterances rather than rules of grammar.<br />
� The materials given in the curriculum are language functions, and task based<br />
activities.<br />
� Student centred techniques such as group work, pair work, role-play etc. are used.<br />
� Methods and techniques are designed to develop communicative competence in<br />
students.<br />
c. Distinguish between inductive and deductive method of teaching grammar.<br />
Suggestions <strong>for</strong> answering<br />
� Go through the chapter called "Inductive and deductive method of teaching<br />
grammar.<br />
� Make differences between the two methods as below:<br />
Inductive method Deductive method<br />
Sample sentences or examples are Rules are presented be<strong>for</strong>e<br />
presented be<strong>for</strong>e the rules. examples.<br />
....................................................... .........................................................<br />
..................................................... .........................................................<br />
d. How do you teach present continuous tense using matchstick figures?<br />
- Introduce matchstick figures with examples<br />
- Write a brief classroom activity to teach present continuous tense<br />
giving examples such as ' He is running. She is sitting on the chair. He<br />
is carrying a pot.' with relevant match stick figures.<br />
- Use first person 'I' or 'We' while writing answer. For example<br />
First of all, I draw the matchstick figures of .....................on the board<br />
and write relevant sentences using present continuous tense under each<br />
figure. I also act out the action of the figures as far as possible.<br />
......................................<br />
Long answer questions<br />
a. Show the relationship between curriculum, text book and teacher's guide. How are<br />
curriculum and teacher's guide helpful <strong>for</strong> an English teacher?<br />
b. Why are drills important <strong>for</strong> teaching speaking skill <strong>for</strong> young children? Write five<br />
type of drills with example.<br />
c. Once a head teacher observed a class of English in grade six where the teacher was<br />
translating all the words whatever he taught in the name of teaching their meaning.<br />
What do you think about translating whole words into mother tongue? Is it always<br />
good way of teaching vocabulary? What are the alternative ways to teaching meaning<br />
of vocabulary?<br />
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