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Language Lab Review


WHAT IS LAB?

Physics Lab or Biology Lab or any lab is a place where we can experiment, practice and learn practically.
What we are taught in theory classes are practiced in the Lab and provides hands-on experience.
Lab faculty guides us in performing experiments or learning process. Lab faculty guides students through the process and Lab allows us to practice until we are successful.
The lab is a place where we have different tools and materials to practice and improve our skills.
English language lab physics lab



Lab faculty guides us in performing experiments or learning process. Lab faculty guides students throgh the process and Lab allows us to practice until we are successful.
The lab is a place where we have different tools and materials to practice and improve our skills.

WHAT IS LANGUAGE LAB?

Similarly, a language lab is a place where we can learn languages.
The way we have tools, equipment, chemicals and specimens in our science labs, in English language Lab, we have number of tools which teach and guide us to learn and practice languages.
Language lab is the software which enhances the skills of a student, teaches English and enhances ability to Listen, Speak, Read and Write.

Whereas in India, English is a second language. It is a foreign language. We need to learn the language and since it is also not commonly used outside class rooms, the opportunity to listen, speak and practice are very limited.
To improve skill in any language one must listen and speak in an order and follow the system of that language.

WHY A ENGLISH LANGUAGE LAB?

Language labs are becoming highly valued in schools, colleges and universities because they offer students a structured e-learning environment that is successful and reliable.

Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing (LSRW) are the four skills which play an important role in the acquisition of language and learning.
English Language Lab has a tradition of helping learners to improve their English, whether for work, personal enrichment or English for Academic Purposes.

The language lab is a very useful tool that facilitates classroom engagement and interaction via computer-based exercises and activities - to maximize language immersion.

KEY feature OF DIGITAL  ENGLISH LANGUAGE LAB

Digital Teacher English Language Lab not only enhances vocabulary, but also focuses on the finer shades of language like grammar, pronunciation, intonation, modulation, phonetics, MTI and syllabic division. Learners learn without any fear or embarrassment which helps build their confidence and proficiency in the language.

Advantages of Language Lab :

● Development of LSRW skills
● Practice study rather than traditional study
● Learning language in entertaining and interactive way
● Recorder
● Self - Learning
● Progressive model promote the natural learning
● Promote learner to achieve high Level of language progress
● Encourage communication
● Immediate feedback
● Use of more  resources and varied activities than traditional classroom

Disadvantages of Language lab :

● Interrupted Power supply
● Expensive Equipment
● Lack of trained teacher
● Lack of patience of learners
● Lack of facilities of Audio recording


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