conventional language teaching
[/kənˈvenʃənəl ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/]
noun
ensino convencional de idiomas
1. Traditional methods of language instruction that focus on grammar rules, vocabulary memorization, and structured classroom lessons, typically using textbooks and formal instruction
Conventional language teaching relies heavily on textbooks and grammar exercises.
O ensino convencional de idiomas se baseia fortemente em livros didáticos e exercícios de gramática.
2. Pedagogical approach emphasizing explicit instruction, formal assessment, and teacher-centered learning in contrast to communicative or immersive methods
Many schools still use conventional language teaching despite the rise of communicative approaches.
Muitas escolas ainda usam o ensino convencional de idiomas apesar do surgimento de abordagens comunicativas.
In Brazil and Portugal, there has been increasing debate about modernizing language education away from conventional methods toward communicative approaches, though many institutions still employ traditional techniques. In the USA, conventional language teaching remains common in public schools despite advocacy for more interactive methods.
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