Mtb-Mle Curriculum and Teaching Approaches

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MTB-MLE

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CURRICULUM and
TEACHING
APPROACHES

Prepared by:

Aquino, Britney Jane:

Bias, Joan P.

Cabacungan, Camille
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MTB-MLE
Formal or non-formal education in
which the learner’s mother
tongue and additional languages
are used in the classroom.
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CURRICULUM

01 02 03
Language Literacy and Cultural and
Development Numeracy Contextual
Relevance

04 05
Content Transition to other
Integration Languages
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01 Language
Development
Focus on developing literacy and communication skills in the
mother tongue.
 Native Language Instruction: Use mother tongue for
teaching core subjects to ensure comprehension and
engagement.
 Second Language Introduction: Gradual introduction of
additional languages.
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02
Literacy and Numeracy
 Develop reading and writing skills in the mother
tongue, using culturally relevant materials and
contexts.

 Teach mathematical concepts using local contexts


and examples that children can relate to.
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03Cultural and Contextual


Relevance
 Incorporate stories, traditions and knowledge from
the community into lessons to make learning more
relevant and engaging.

 Address cultural diversity and promote understanding


and respect for various cultural backgrounds.
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04 Content Integration
 Link language learning with other subjects
such as science, social studies, and arts to
create a cohesive learning experience.

 Use practical activities and real-life


scenarios to teach concepts and skills.
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05
Transition to Other Languages
 Introduce additional languages progressively as
students become proficient in their mother tongue.
 Use scaffolding techniques to help students transfer
skills from the mother tongue to new languages.
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06 Assessment and
Evaluation
 Develop assessment methods that consider
students’ proficiency in their mother tongue and
additional languages.
 Use ongoing assessments to monitor progress
and adjust teaching strategies as needed.
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MAJOR APPROACHES IN
TEACHING MTB-MLE
1.Communicative
Approach
2.Task-based
3.Content-Based
Approach
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01
Communicative Approach
 Based on the idea that learning
language successfully comes through
having to communicate real meaning.
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02 Task-Based
 Learners learn by doing. Task activities are
usually reach in language, involving a wide
variety of language areas, as well as all the
skills; reading, writing, listening, and
speaking.
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03 Content-Based Approaches
 An approach to language teaching
that focuses not on the language
itself, but rather on what is being
taught through the language.
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Two-Track Method
1.Primer Track – focus on accuracy
2.Story Track – focus on meaning
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Other Teaching Approaches


2. Language and
Academic 3. Cognitive Development
1. Known to the
unknown Development
 Students use their
 We learn when we use  Students with well
multilingual skills to
what already know to developed skills in their L1
develop both cognitive
help us understand have been shown to acquire
flexibility and divergent
what is new. additional languages more
thinking.
easily and fully.

4. Discovery Learning 5. Active Learning


 We learn when someone  Children learn best through
who already understands peer interactions in which
the new idea or task helps they work together
us to discover the new creatively to solve problems.
idea and then use it
meaningfully.
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Thank
you for
Listening
!

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