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Group task in Language lab
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Bhavnesh Mahyavanshi
Hina Chauhan
Nirali rathod
Avni Dave
Monika makvana

What is the Language lab

language laboratory is a classroom equipped with tape recorders or computers where people can practise listening to and talking foreign languages. Drag the correct answer into the box. bail. bale. The only way to keep the boat afloat was to madly.


Language labs provide practice in an entertaining and interactive way to acquire the 4 main language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. ... Complimentary: Language labs allow students to reinforce material learned in class by putting them into practice through interactive activities.As per the language Lab experience it was not good and not bad for us.The Language lab software did not work very well. Software worked very slowly and audio also not working. So we faced problems.. But there where positive points also that in language lab all quiz were interesting. Some quiz were easy and some of hard but overall it was a good experience to learn from the Language lab.
Language lab is helpful to learn language andI It's easy to use. Everyday practice of language lab which is beneficial for Students those who are weak in communication.

Using a language lab has many benefits

Language labs are becoming highly valued at.  Universities because they offer students a structured eLearning environment that is successful and reliable. New technologies are increasingly more present in classrooms as they facilitate the teacher’s role in creating a more attractive learning environment for the student and can offer their students more practice hours and up-to-date exercises than can be found in language books. 
1 A language lab is  practical
Learning a new language just by studying the theory is not enough to guarantee a successful language learning experience. Language labs provide practice in an entertaining and interactive way to acquire the 4 main language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students learn more comprehensively through a language lab, using more class time instead to achieve these three main objectives:
  • Self-learning: The student progresses in a self-guided but structured and progressive training to achieve the goals and objective set by the school or educational body.
  • Complimentary: Language labs allow students to reinforce material learned in class by putting them into practice through interactive activities.
  • Monitoring and Evaluation: Teachers know the progress of each student and receive reports of strengths and weaknesses to better adapt the classroom activities.

2 Students learn much faster in the language lab

Practice leads to language learning success! Language labs’ interactive courses help students learn much faster than in a regular classroom setting. The methodology of the classroom language network uses a progressive model to promote natural learning, where students learn the different concepts of language in an intuitive way. The language lab boosts the motivation of students achieving higher levels of language retention and progress. 3 The teacher takes on a more important role in the language lab
There is a big fear in the education world that technology will replace the role of the teacher and the position will become obsolete entirely. The language lab debunks this myth because it provides supplementary materials that only facilitate the role of the instructor rather than compete with it. The teacher can then focus on the important parts of the course rather than waste time explaining everything. The structure of the language lab courses also facilitate the work teacher puts in when preparing lessons and allows them to prepare them in less time and with a greater volume of interactive resources. The course then collects the student information and provides instantaneous reports of the lesson’s progress against objectives; the teacher uses this information to guide the direction of the class.

4 Use more resources and varied activities than in a traditional classroom

Language labs allow students to practice the language with a much wider variety of activities and exercises based on the computer. Learning occurs in a structured way, in a real context and visually attractive way that immerses the student in the language learning environment and promotes language use. The students can watch videos, practice their pronunciation through a speech recognizer, learn new vocabulary, and much more.



Disadvantages:


Language lab software is sometime costly and not affordable by every school, college . Teachers are not skilled to handle lab software in effective way. If Students do not have sufficient knowledge of computers than it is useless for them. it seems boring sometime.



Resource

https://www.dexway.com/language-labs-advantages/


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