2. What is a participatory
approach?
Participatory approach is the approach
which is applied by the teachers to
learners to exposure language learners
the target language through issues of
concern to students.
3. The role of the
teacher is the teacher
conducts the flow of the
lesson or as a facilitator...
The role of the students is
the expression “participatory”
is self-explanatory. Students
are active participant.
4. The Advantages
1. It can provide an opportunity for often-
disenfranchised groups to be heard
2. A participatory planning process builds trust
3. It implies respect for everyone in the community
4. Logically, a participatory planning approach should be
effective.
The Disadvantages
1. A participatory process takes longer.
2. One determined individual can wreck the whole process
if he's not handled well.
3. It may be difficult to assure that all the right people get
to the table
4. A participatory planning process takes patience and
commitment on everyone's part.
5. The techniques : discussion, debates, and problem posed by the teacher
are primary techniques
The language areas : in consideration with the outside world everything
that happens in the classroom should be connected
7. CONCLUSION
It begins with content that is meaningful. It
isn’t the content of subject matter text, but
rather content that is based on issues of
concern to students. There is no formal tests
but the teacher evaluates student in ongoing
way in the classroom. The goal is to help
students to understand the social, historical
or cultural forces that affects their lives and
then to help empower students to take
action and make decision in order to gain
control over their lives.
