Based on the findings of these studies,
one cannot claim that only one specific method is
the best and the most appropriate for all. As Cromwell (1997) also stated no approach is effective
and excellent alone. It is possible to say that each
method has some advantages and limitations over
the other. Also, the teacher practicing that method
in her class or the group on which the method is
being implemented may be influential on the results. One of the most important factors, which are
determinants on the efficiency of the method is the
teacher’s knowledge, skill and implementation. The
other significant factor is students’ individual differences