Silent Way Method by Rosariani
Silent Way Method by Rosariani
Method
Repeat
Speak louder
Teacher’s role
Teacher is technician or an engineer who
facilitates learning.
The teacher is silent most of the time.
The teacher uses gestures, charts, to give the
students the material easily.
Learner’s role
Learners are expected to develop
independence, autonomy and responsibility.
Autonomous
• learners must learners • Learners know
depend on their that they have
own idea and • Learners choose free will to
realize that thy proper choose among
can use the expressions in a any set of
knowledge of their given set of linguistic
own language. circumstances and choices.
Independence situations. Responsible
learners learners
Advantages
Its learner’s center.
Students interact not only with teacher but
also the each other.
Students correct their errors by themselves.
Teacher silence in SW passes the opportunity
to the learner to participate.
Students can improve their vocabulary from
their speaking.
Students become independent.
Disadvantages
Students don’t understand the material
because the teacher is less explain.
No repetition and no answers by the teacher,
it will be meaningless.
SW cannot be used in the large group of
student.
The students cannot easer to catch the
materials, because the teacher command the
material so fast.
CONCLUSION
In the Silent Way students are seen as bringing a vast
amount of knowledge with them in the classroom, i.e.
their first language. The teacher capitalizes on this
knowledge when introducing new material, always
building from the known to unknown. The students
begin their study of the language by studying its
sound system. The sounds are associated to different
colours using a sound-colour chart. These later to
sound- colour associations are later used to help
students with spelling, reading, writing and
pronunciation.