The document discusses the key implications of the humanist approach to teaching and learning. It explains that learning should be personalized to each individual student, teachers should help students become self-actualized by being flexible and allowing student choice, and that teachers should be open-minded and empathize with students. It also discusses how humanism has influenced language teaching approaches like the silent way, desuggestopedia, and community language learning. The author believes using a humanist approach in their own teaching could help understand students better and make learning more effective.
The document discusses the key implications of the humanist approach to teaching and learning. It explains that learning should be personalized to each individual student, teachers should help students become self-actualized by being flexible and allowing student choice, and that teachers should be open-minded and empathize with students. It also discusses how humanism has influenced language teaching approaches like the silent way, desuggestopedia, and community language learning. The author believes using a humanist approach in their own teaching could help understand students better and make learning more effective.
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The document discusses the key implications of the humanist approach to teaching and learning. It explains that learning should be personalized to each individual student, teachers should help students become self-actualized by being flexible and allowing student choice, and that teachers should be open-minded and empathize with students. It also discusses how humanism has influenced language teaching approaches like the silent way, desuggestopedia, and community language learning. The author believes using a humanist approach in their own teaching could help understand students better and make learning more effective.
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What I learnt was that the implications of the humanist
approach. The first implication is that learning should be personalized. Each learner is unique so a teacher should find ways to meet the individual learner’s needs in the classroom. The second one is to become self-actualizing. In order to achieve this, teachers should be flexible and their students’ choices. And the last one is that the map is not the territory. That is. Teachers should be open-minded and should empathize with their learners. We also got the information about humanism in ELT. Humanism has some messages for the language teacher: encourage self-esteem and self evaluation, minimize criticism, involve the whole person, develop personal identity etc. Also, the silent way, desuggestopedia and community language learning have arisen from humanism.
What I had difficulty in figuring out was almost nothing
everything was clear enough to understand.
I suppose I need to focus more on again improving my
English.
I believe I may use humanist approach in my teaching.
Because I think it would be very useful in understanding our students and thanks to this learning occurs more easily. We should behave our students as individuals and try to find ways in which they make sense of the world. In my opinion the most important point is that as a teacher we shouldn’t impose our own ideas on our students. Every learner is unique so we should let them make their own choices.