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English Language: History, Teaching History and Teaching Trends - Coggle…

- - - - MIDDLE ENGLISH (Circa 1200 - Circa 1500)
        
        Contact with Old French after Norman Conquest. Heavily simplified grammar.
        
        EARLY MODERN ENGLISH (Circa 1500 - Circa 1800)
        
        Renaissance, Printing Press, England as European Power
        
        MODERN ENGLISH (1800 - Present)
        
        Birtish Global Empire, Expansion of the English Language, Influence of the American Media, Lingua Franca
- - - - Renassaince: Introduction of terms related to science
        
        Empire and Global Power: British Empire in the 18th and 19th Centuries promoted the teaching of the English Language for economic and political reasons (i.e. Ireland); in the 20th and 21st century the American Influence, added prestige and aspiration to those factors.
- - - - Comunication: Use of the english language in practical, useful, everyday situations.
        
        Total Physical Response (TPR): Teacher commands, students respond in a physical manner.
        
        Humanistic: Integrates emotional and social elements in the learning pot (i.e. Silent Way, Suggestopedia; Community Language Learning).
        
        Task Based Teaching: Completion of meaningful tasks instead of grammatical excercises or memorization.
        
        Innovative Methods: Dogma, CLIL