1984
DOI: 10.1111/j.1944-9720.1984.tb01745.x
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The Standard Sequence and the Non‐Traditional Methodologies

Abstract: Several non-traditional methodolo-

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“…Lafayette and Strasheim, 1984) may be due to Krashen's appearing on the applied linguistics scene simultaneously with the cry for communicative competence and with perhaps a general dissatisfaction with pattern drill and/or formal grammar teaching. His publications coincided with the days of the trend towards ' communicative language teaching' (see below, section 3.4) and for many applied linguists the amalgamation of the two approaches led to the claim of banning all formal grammar teaching from the curriculum.…”
Section: 'Grammar In Grammar Out' Grammar Under Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Lafayette and Strasheim, 1984) may be due to Krashen's appearing on the applied linguistics scene simultaneously with the cry for communicative competence and with perhaps a general dissatisfaction with pattern drill and/or formal grammar teaching. His publications coincided with the days of the trend towards ' communicative language teaching' (see below, section 3.4) and for many applied linguists the amalgamation of the two approaches led to the claim of banning all formal grammar teaching from the curriculum.…”
Section: 'Grammar In Grammar Out' Grammar Under Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This success (see e.g. Lafayette and Strasheim, 1984) may be due to Krashen's appearing on the applied linguistics scene simultaneously with the cry for communicative competence and with perhaps a general dissatisfaction with pattern drill and/or formal grammar teaching. A recent condemnation of the latter is proclaimed by Walmsley (1985), amongst several others.…”
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“…While Suggestopedia significantly shortens the training time, it also reduces students' fatigue by focusing on this subject. The foreign language, which is mainly intended to be learned by the student instead of the mother tongue, is used in the classroom, and it is more critical to gain communication skills than to teach grammar rules [39]. Suggestopedia does not give too much attention to grammar.…”
Section: Scientifically Suggestopedia Methods and Its Usage In Classmentioning
confidence: 99%