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Proficiency-Based Instruction

Teaching Grammar For Proficiency

Catherine RitzSeries: Proficiency-Based Instruction
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
ACTFL

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How to approach grammar when teaching for proficiency in today' s world language classrooms can be challenging and confusing. Many teachers wrongly believe that proficiency-based instruction means no attention to grammar, but this couldn' t be less true! Many teachers feel so strongly about teaching grammar that they continue with outdated methods, even while they incorporate other proficiency-based methods. Proficiency-Based Instruction: Teaching Grammar for Proficiency provides readers with clear, concrete, and easily applicable guidance on how to approach grammar in a proficiency-based classroom. This book will be your guide in redefining your relationship with grammar, and ensuring that it is used in a way that supports the proven proficiency-based approach to language learning! Using real-world exercises and examples, you will get applicable strategies to incorporate grammar into your lesson plans. Grammar is not a bad word! This book will show you how to integrate it seamlessly into your teaching...let's go!

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  • SeriesProficiency-Based Instruction

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    Catherine RitzAuthor
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