Name : S U H A N D O K O NIM : 140221808485 KPS : MING 074115 Study Program : Graduate Program in English Language Teaching Assignment of TEFL course supervised by Dr. Arwiyati Wahyudi, M.Pd. DipTESL Question: Decide 3 principles which you think are the most important and give your reasons. Of the twelve (12) principles in teaching, in my opinion three (3) principles which are the most important is Meaningful Learning, Intrinsic Motivation, and Willingness to Communicate. First is Meaningful Learning because basically teaching and learning should be based on what students need to learn. Students indeed want to learn something which are applicable in their daily life, not something which they even never meet the real world (daily life). The more interesting and world- linked the material, the more it will be appealing to the students, and leads toward a better long-term retention. This is possible because students likely apply their learning in their daily life which means that the learning is rehearsed and trained well in real world. To achieve this principle, in terms of foreign language study, it is necessary that teachers appeal to students’ interest in studying foreign language and teach them contextually. Teacher need not to teach them unnecessary things such as long explanation of grammar usage and abstract principles and theories of language, because those exactly will lead to students feel depressed and stupid in learning language. And, the

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