Changing approaches to teaching grammar

Abstract

This paper describes the philosophy and practice of a course which explores why teachers might wish to change their approach to teaching grammar, and how they might do so. It emphasises that change should occur on three levels – materials, actions and beliefs – and suggests ways in which this could be done by teacher educators, or by groups of teachers engaged in autonomous professional development.

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