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    Grammar-translation

    Daniel Medrano&

    Jessica Rodriguez

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    History of Grammar-Translation

    Dates back to Erasmus 1466-1536

    Originally used to teach Latin andGreek in the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries

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    Grammar-Translation Method

    traditional method of secondlanguage teaching in schools

    Most common language teachingmethodStressed the literacy developmentMethod is two-foldTeacher centered

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    Characteristics of Grammar-Translation

    Learners need grammar andvocabularyTaught deductivelyLearned for passing English writtenExamsExtensive memorization of

    RulesGrammatical paradigmsVerb conjugations

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    Teachers Role

    Requires little training

    Control of classroom

    Follows text book format

    Little interaction with students

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    Students Role

    memorize vocabularyverb declensions

    learn rules of grammartake dictationtranslate written passagesRight answers are expectedLittle interaction with teachers andother students

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    Techniques

    Translation of literary passageReading comprehension questionsUse of antonyms/synonymsUse of cognatesDeductive application of a ruleFill-in-the-blanksMemorizationUse words in sentences; andcomposition

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    Advantages

    Easiest for teachers to useDoes not require teachers to speak goodEnglish or make good lessonpreparations.Only uses the textbookLeast stressful for students-teachingoccurs in the first languageStudents learn the new language withoutcontact with native speakers.

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    Disadvantages

    Students lack comprehension-onlytranslating word-for-word

    Does not allow students to createmeaning in EnglishStudents do not learn to read.Extensive memorizationVery little student/teacher andstudent/student interaction

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    Current Application

    Used with other methods such asDirect MethodAudio-lingual

    Silent WayTotal Physical ResponsePreferred by international studentbecause they are used to rigideducational systems.Used in many Asian countriesUsed in higher educational institutions

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    Lesson

    Translate the following into English onyour own paper.

    Wie sagt man auf deutsch:

    Yo quiero comer comida de perro.

    Wure es dhe baurum?Whath is Your name?

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    References for PPT:

    Richard-Amato, Patricia A. (2003). Making It Happen:From Interactive to Participatory Language Teaching . (3 rd Edition), Longman, White Plains, New York.Thuleen, Nancy. The Grammar - Translation Method. Website Article. 24 October 1996.Brown, H.D (1994). Principles of Language Learning and Teaching (3 rd edition). Anglewood Cliffs, New Jersey.Prentice Hall.Richards, J.C. and T.S. Rodgers. (1986). Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching . Cambridge UniversityPress.http://www.esperatnic.org/esf/f-r3.htm www.ncela.gwu.edu/

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