The pedagogical strategies for
effectively fulfilling the task of teaching a foreign language have been
diverse. The techniques of translation have been throughout the teaching of
foreign languages a much mentioned theme, for this reason, the importance of
choosing good pedagogical strategies that contribute to the good learning of
the foreign languages.
Although there are few documented
sources that point to translation as an aid to teaching and learning a language
other than the mother tongue, some authors comment that the use of these
translation strategies should not be used in the formative processes since they
consider they can return to the dependent learner And thus end up with
important grammatical schemes in the foreign language; In this regard, author
Duff (1989) states that it has been shown that if they are properly designed,
translation activities can be used to improve the four skills that correspond
to listening, speaking, reading and writing. Develop precision, clarity and
flexibility in students who learn it; and also that the bi-directionality of
language competences must be taken into account simultaneously, referring to
the capacity to be developed to communicate from and within the language
system.
It is important, from this point of
view, to recognize the importance of translation in the teaching - learning
processes of a foreign language, using it as a pedagogical strategy that
contributes to the improvement and cognitive development of students and
improves their capacities in an integral way, Advancing in this way in the
learning of the language.
By: Liliana Saray Calderón
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