| Deep
end strategy |
In
a deep end strategy, new language input is provided
within a context that includes other language structures.
Example:
You could present the present simple affirmative with a text
about a typical day in the life of sports star.
The text would include perhaps ten examples of the present
simple affirmative, plus some other grammatical structures.
The students would read the text and underline the verbs in
the present simple.
You could then go on to the standard practice and production
stages of a PPP
presentation.
The idea behind this is that students can recognize much more
than they can produce.
This is the opposite approach to the Structural-Situational
Approach.
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