Grammar Translation Method Quiz

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What is the Grammar Translation Method?

  • A method developed in reaction to the Direct Method and focused on practical mastery of language for international trade and colonial expansion
  • A method that views language learning as an intellectual activity and was traditionally considered the primary way to teach languages in schools (correct)
  • A method used since Roman times for teaching Greek as part of essential education
  • A methodology built around observations of child language learning

When did people start learning languages by the Grammar Translation Method?

  • During the rapid development of various branches of industry and international trade
  • When modern languages were introduced into schools as a compulsory subject
  • Roman times, when young men were provided with Greek as part of essential education (correct)
  • When educationalists attempted to build a language learning methodology around child language learning observations

Why was the Grammar Translation Method transferred to the teaching of modern languages in schools?

  • It was uncritically assumed to be the only way languages should be taught (correct)
  • To build a language learning methodology around child language learning observations
  • To meet the practical mastery requirements for international trade and colonial expansion
  • As a reaction to the Direct Method's development

What is The Direct Method?

<p>A method developed as a reaction to the grammar-translation method, focusing on practical language use without translation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why was The Direct Method developed?

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The Grammar Translation Method

  • Originated in the 18th century, with roots in classical language education, particularly in the study of Latin and Greek.
  • Based on the idea that language learning can be achieved through the study of grammar rules, vocabulary lists, and translation exercises.
  • Focused on reading and writing skills, with little emphasis on spoken language.

History of the Grammar Translation Method

  • Emerged in the 18th century, as a response to the growing need for language instruction.
  • Was initially used to teach classical languages, but later transferred to the teaching of modern languages in schools.

Reasons for Transfer to Modern Languages

  • Modern languages were becoming increasingly important for international communication, trade, and cultural exchange.
  • The Grammar Translation Method was seen as a way to provide a systematic and efficient approach to language instruction.

The Direct Method

  • Developed in the late 19th century, as a reaction to the limitations of the Grammar Translation Method.
  • Focuses on teaching languages through spoken communication, with an emphasis on authentic language use and immersion.
  • Aims to create a simulated environment where learners can interact with the language in a natural way.

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