Capitalize these names?
Hi. In language-teaching circles, I am sure we come across names (I think we can call them "names") like "The Grammar-Translation Method" and "The Natural Approach." Using them in sentences, should we capitalize them?
Thank you in advance for your help.
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You will find them both ways, and the choice is not really a significant one, but I think if you are speaking of the specific methods as promulgated by their originators and adherents, yes. As such, the origins of the grammar-translation method are muddied in ancient history, while the Natural Approach is still clearly and closely associated with Stephen Krashen.
- You will find them both ways, and the choice is not really a significant one, but I think if you are speaking of the specific methods as promulgated by their originators and adherents, yes.
- As such, the origins of the grammar-translation method are muddied in ancient history, while the Natural Approach is still clearly and closely associated with Stephen Krashen.
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You will find them both ways, and the choice is not really a significant one, but I think if you are speaking of the specific methods as promulgated by their originators and adherents, yes. As such, the origins of the grammar-translation method are muddied in ancient history, while the Natural Approach is still clearly and closely associated with Stephen Krashen.
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