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Title: Subject: Which of the discussed classical approaches have you personally experienced as a language learner? What were your impressions and what is your assessment of the effectiveness of the approach(es)?
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September 10, 2005 |
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Generally I think that we fancied this method because we were not accustomed to any better. Usually it was the teacher who dictated the rule that we were supposed to write down. Then we were shown some examples which presented both the meaning and the form... Showed first 250 characters
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The next step was to do several exercises with the use of the target structure. The interaction was mainly reduced to pair or group work. In the end a translation of similar sentences was given as the homework. From time to time we were provided with a set of words and we had to find synonyms or antonyms in the reading passage... Showed next 250 characters
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