TEACHING GRAMMAR: STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING:
Keywords:
Teaching grammar, language learning, grammar instruction, communication skills, contextual learning, interactive activities, student engagement, language acquisition, grammar strategies, English teaching.Abstract
Grammar is a fundamental aspect of language learning that enables students to communicate effectively and accurately. However, teaching grammar can often be challenging due to students' perceptions of it as difficult or unengaging. This article discusses the importance of grammar instruction, identifies common obstacles faced by learners and teachers, and offers practical strategies to make grammar teaching more effective and enjoyable. Emphasizing contextual learning, interactive activities, communication-focused approaches, visual aids, scaffolding, and personalized practice, the article aims to support teachers in enhancing their grammar lessons and fostering greater student success in language acquisition.
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