The word 'eclectic' originates from a Greek word 'eklegin' or to derive things from various sources. One is said to have eclectic tastes when they select from diverse resources to fulfill their needs; similar in context of the eclectic...
moreThe word 'eclectic' originates from a Greek word 'eklegin' or to derive things from various sources. One is said to have eclectic tastes when they select from diverse resources to fulfill their needs; similar in context of the eclectic approach to teaching. The eclectic approach allows the teacher freedom of classroom resources, allowing the teacher to utilize a menagerie of activities and techniques from across language teaching methodologies and theories. In language teaching, educators are encouraged to create activities presented in those various pedagogy approaches and theories to connect life experiences with the targeted language. The eclectic method supports this context of inclusive learning of language.
