GRAMMATICAL TEACHING METHODS
Keywords:
Grammar teaching methods, Grammar-Translation, Communicative Approach, Task-Based Learning, explicit instruction, implicit instruction, technology in language teaching, language acquisition, grammar instruction, language education.Abstract
This article explores traditional and modern grammar teaching methods, including Grammar-Translation, Communicative Approach, and Task-Based Learning. It highlights the shift from explicit rule teaching to communicative practice and the integration of technology in language instruction. A balanced approach, combining both explicit and implicit methods, is suggested to enhance both grammatical accuracy and practical communication skills.
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