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What is the difference between teaching a language using the old way and using modern ways like teaching technology?

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Question ajoutée par Ahmed Said Mahmoud Attalah Attalla , Senior master , Ministry of Education. Egypt
Date de publication: 2014/12/14
Amir Ageeb
par Amir Ageeb , Content Senior Specialist , Elm Company

Speaking from a personal corner of experience, I can say that teaching a language requires an environment for that language, real, or otherwise imaginary, if you are teaching a second language in a country speaking a different language. That said, I believe the core issue is the environment, and if provided, there will be no big difference in the outputs whether a traditional or a modern method is used. Anyhow, I can not deny that the modern technologies provide a big help in teaching a language or other different sciences.

Jyldyzbek Sariev
par Jyldyzbek Sariev , Gift shop seller , Gift shop "brothers"

I came to conclusion that learning even more10 years but no practice it's nothing if you cannot talk with native speaker!

Mahmoud Abdul-motaleb Elsayed Hassan Ellakany
par Mahmoud Abdul-motaleb Elsayed Hassan Ellakany , E.A translator of English Language , Northern Area Armed Forces Hospital

The purpose is the same as the main objective of learning English is "learning new vocabulary and new language study including grammar rules. To be honest and based on my point of view the old way was concrete and rigid because students depended too much on the teacher and the text books and very limited activities. The modern way depends too much on the high technology such as the smart boards, video and audio rooms, listening to different tongues besides mother tongues, the wide range of language usage throughout the Internet, sticking to different courses shown for free on the Internet. We can conclude that the new ways make the process of learning very easy, productive and acceptable but the old way was a heavy load on both teachers and students. Facilities used nowadays made learning English a fun.

Emad Mohammed said abdalla
par Emad Mohammed said abdalla , ERP & IT Software, operation general manager . , AL DOHA Company

Teaching what so ever it is not the problem , a lot of poeple learn from the street , but the idea about the person is he ready to learn or not .? 

Based on ,my experience spanning over24 years both  local and abroad I can vouch to the fact that teaching English    is a  matter of a50  hours of evenly spaced out lesson  but well planned.   I get

the learners , kids or adults,  talking within this span of time.. Well they speak grammatical English, I guarantee.,   Then  i introduce Literature to bring in the refinement  , the polishing

SO it is not a case of what   specific """way""we use .   Grammar is the same regardless of what

way we use in the classroom., 

Farah Taha
par Farah Taha , Assistant manager/ Head of early years , Le Petit Poucet Nursery and Kindergarten

In the modern way the teacher us a facilitator who will provide information and teach the learner the techniques to link analyze and develop. The learner is more involved and stimulated to participate and be active. Whereas the old way was defined by lecturing (the teacher), memorizing and applying (the learner). Moreover, the modern way also highlighted on the learner interest and linked the teaching process to examples from real life.

Homan Memon
par Homan Memon , Assistant Registrar , Isra University

it is just the way using american style instead of british.... firstly the blackboards are been used but now a days multi media has taken.......

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