A Methodological Study Comparing the Audio-Lingual Habit Theory and the Cognitive Code-Learning Theory
A Methodological Study Comparing the Audio-Lingual Habit Theory and the Cognitive Code-Learning Theory
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听语言习惯理论与认知码学习理论比较的方法论研究
DOI:
10.1111/j.1540-4781.1968.tb01905.x
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1968
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通讯作者:
Frank J. Woerdehoff
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作者:
Kenneth D. Chastain;Frank J. Woerdehoff
sary insistence upon the oral approach-"This one thing I'll do; I'll teach these kids to talk, or else!"-is missing the point completely. Far more even than the mastery of the language, the chief aim of a language class is to impart, through the language, and in every possible way, the thrilling experience of real communication with other human beings. We seek, not only to teach more and better knowledge, but above all to instill a right attitude. Every classroom is inevitably a molder of men and women. We seek, not to propagandize our pupils, not to make them French or Spanish, but to open their minds to the existence of other thoughts, other ways of seeing and doing, even the same ones expressed differently. When this is done well in connection with one culture, it is done for them all. We seek to make better