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dictogloss

dictogloss noun: a technique for teaching grammatical structures, in which students first take notes as the teacher reads and then, in small groups, attempt to summarize the text in the target language.

Noun

dictogloss (countable and uncountable, plural dictoglosses)

  1. A technique for teaching grammatical structures, in which students first take notes as the teacher reads and then, in small groups, attempt to summarize the text in the target language.

Forms of dictogloss

pluraldictoglosses

Questions about dictogloss

What does dictogloss mean?
Dictogloss means a technique for teaching grammatical structures, in which students first take notes as the teacher reads and then, in small groups, attempt to summarize the text in the target language.
What part of speech is dictogloss?
Dictogloss is a noun.
What is the plural of dictogloss?
The plural of dictogloss is dictoglosses.

Words near dictogloss in the dictionary

  1. dictionnaries
  2. dictionnary
  3. dictions
  4. dictiosome
  5. dictiosomes
  6. dictogloss
  7. dictoglosses
  8. dictograph
  9. dictographs
  10. dicts
  11. dicts.

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