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Grammar Translation Method

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To analyze literary texts and understand the cultural context

To focus on reading and writing skills (correct)

To develop students' speaking and listening skills

To teach vocabulary in isolation

Focusing on grammar rules and vocabulary lists (correct)

Focusing on student-centered learning

Using authentic materials and real-life situations

Emphasizing oral communication and fluency

Focus on grammar rules and vocabulary lists

Using authentic materials and real-life situations (correct)

Translation exercises from native to target language

Analysis of literary texts and cultural context

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<p>It does not provide opportunities for students to practice speaking and listening</p> Signup and view all the answers

The primary goal of the Grammar Translation Method is to enable students to read and translate literary texts in the target language.
A key characteristic of the Grammar Translation Method is its focus on the written language, with an emphasis on grammar rules and translation exercises.
The method does NOT prioritize spoken language skills, and teachers may not even speak the target language in class.
The primary focus of the Grammar Translation Method is on reading and writing skills, with an emphasis on translating texts from the target language into the students' native language.
A criticism of the Grammar Translation Method is that it neglects the development of oral communication skills, and may not prepare students to use the language in real-life situations.