Topic – Can grammar be fun?
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It can although often ‘fun’ lessons take so long to prepare that teachers tend not to bother.
Also, let’s not forget that we can get enjoyment and satisfaction from learning something new, ‘getting it’ or even finishing a task correctly. Not everything needs all the bells and whistles. -
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I’m sure that grammar can be interactive, communicative and even fun. Different songs with grammar structures, grammatical or communicative games can help to make the process of learning or teaching grammar interesting and amusing. We can practice grammar in different plays or role-plays…. Without doubt, such lessons need a lot of preparation.
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Grammar can be fun but it takes a lot of time and efforts from the teacher. It is very important to use different types of activities while teaching grammar, otherwise students can become bored doing the same things over and over again.
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Grammar can be interactive and communicative, and, even, fun. However, it requires a knowledgable teacher with good teaching skills and the right attitude. It also takes some time to develop these skills and understanding of the language and the teaching methods.
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To engage students in learning grammar is to prepare a positive environment where SS not only interact and communicate but enjoy learning it. Using games and songs motivate learners and provide opportunities for reaching learners goals.
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Learning in general should be fun and engaging, as the student gets more out of the content being taught in the lesson. However, when I was at school learning GCSE Spanish and German, learning elements of grammar was really off-putting, when I could just about say where I was from in both languages! I think it’s important to learn grammar, especially after you have mastered, or at least have a good command of the target/foreign language you are planning to study.
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All learning, regardless of the topic, can and should be enjoyable. Enjoyment increases engagement which in turn raises attainment.
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The methods presented in the course are really enjoyable and engaging, and I agree with my colleagues, teachers have to be well prepared, organised and knowledgeable.
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Different people find fun in different ways. It is important to be able to understand and keep in mind the core motivations of students and include them in planning, ideally with a portfolio of possibilities to draw from. Grammar is no different.
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This is fun! I am glad that I can still recall those parts of speech. Unscrambling the word and filling in the blanks through the poem is cool! Thanks course designer!
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I like learning grammar, so I think yes, grammar can be fun, but it depends on the method used by teachers.
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It definitely can be! The teachers should familiarize themselves firstly with the function of the grammar and then the form so that they can organize activities where students can focus on both form and meaning. There are so many great games online to be used for each grammar topic eithee to present or practice.
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