The document discusses current problems with education in Taiwan, including over reliance on grammar translation methods, teacher-centered instruction, and competitive learning environments. It notes these approaches limit opportunities for language practice and communication. The document recommends combining diverse teaching methods, using the native language to increase comfort, incorporating grammar into communication-focused lessons, focusing on both fluency and accuracy, and encouraging student-centered learning styles. Grammar concepts are identified that can help with writing skills like sentence structure, style, and editing. Tips for grammar instruction include mixing methods, relating grammar to communication, and balancing fluency and accuracy.