GRAMMAR TEACHING METHOD TEACHING CHILDREN POEMS IVY LU 598202053.

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GRAMMAR TEACHING METHOD TEACHING CHILDREN POEMS IVY LU

Inductive approach: Rule-discovery learning Starting from giving examples Teaching Rules WHAT IS INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE APPROACH?

Deductive approach: Rule-driven learning Starting from teaching rules Giving example

Target : Children Poem Rhymes Examples: Our library has many books I’ve only read a few, Most of them are stories But some of them are true. INDUCTIVE APPROACH

Our library has many books Most of them are stories Singular and plural nouns +s in the end story stories EXAMPLES

Most of them are stories But some of them are true. Most of them Most of they Some of them EXAMPLES

Observation Patten Tentative Hypothesis Theory INDUCTIVE METHOD