THE ROLE OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
Abstract
This article is about the application of technology as audiolingualism, and when it first became popular, tape recorders and audiovisual equipment often played a large role in audiolingualism, providing accurate models of dialogues and exercises.
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