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Latest revision as of 14:21, 18 July 2020
Back to home HyunJu Yoo
"...students do. and always will, translate into their LI, no matter how often we exhort them not to"
- Atkinson (in Harbord. 1992)
Introduction
Intent of Project
This lesson plan will show ESL educators what is Translation Teaching and why it is a useful language teaching method.
Topics that will be covered:
- Definition
- History of Translation Studies
Unit 2: Why, Translation method is important in language learning?
- Approaches to Translation
Unit 3: What is advantages of using translation as a teaching resource?
- Advantages
- Disadvantages
Unit 4: How does translating work, and how can integrate it into language learning instruction?
- Translation Method
- Techniques
- Vocabulary Translation
- Grammar Translation
- Paragraph Translation
