Reflection of The Natural Approach Method

The Natural Approach learning model was pioneered in 1976 with the name of the Natural Approach, and introduced in 1977 by Tracy D. Terrell a linguist and teacher of Spanish at California University.

This natural learning model is a model as well as methods of language teaching which emphasizes the aspects of students' understanding and meaningful communication aspects. It aims to encourage naturalistic language acquisition in the classroom, and for this purpose emphasizes communication, and places a decrease in the importance of the study of grammar conscious and explicit error correction students. Efforts are also made ​​to make the learning environment as stress-free as possible. The purpose of a natural approach is to develop communication skills, and is primarily intended for use with early learners. It is presented as a set of principles that can be applied to a variety of learners and teaching situations.