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    CLASSROOM PRACTICE

    GRAMMAR – TRANSLATION METHOD


    (A way of studying English)

    “A method of foreign or second language


    teaching which use translation and grammar
    study as the main teaching and learning
    activities.”
    They focus on sentences structure,
    grammar, vocabulary and direct translation
    of native language into English.

    Proposed by Professor Karl Plotz


    (1819-1881)

    Most learners are passive in accepting new


    View of language language and have difficulty in using
    learning language form.

    Teacher give rule explicitly then the The grammar-translation method


    rules are reinforced with examples and emphasized the importance of
    exercises (Student will learn grammar memorization, drill, and practice in
    structure.) order to reinforce language learning.

    However, it has been criticized for


    being too simplistic and
    mechanistic, does not provide
    cognitive learning.

    View of language Language is for understand literature Translation is the way to learn language

    Written language is superior to spoken Every language has their own structure.
    language (Contain a lot more form in (Ex: Vietnamese, English,…)
    order to write a sentence.)

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