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After so many years of the control of a normative approaches over Translations education, perhaps the period has come to get a serious revision in using Translations education methods. Translations education must no longer be visualised as a group of system & directions created by Translations teachers to the students as to what schemes shall take to a 'expert' or 'practiced' translations and what to the 'wrong' and 'incorrect' one. Understanding the importance of decision-making in translations, the Translations teachers must attempt to describe the actual translational decisions made by actual translators under different socio-cultural and ideological settings around real life & real situations, and explain the perlocutionary results resulted given by acceptance of such decisions for a student. It should leave the student to choose voluntarily between different choices they have at hand, prompting them that they may be responsible for the choices they make. Translations teachers need to clear up for the students that every translation has its own objective set by its translators, and that they could freely select the selections that best serve their meant target of translation.. SitemapNew Page 3
