What's the difference between " reprobate" and " reprehend" when they are used as verbs, please?

For instance:
Such cramming method of teaching is now severely reprobated/reprehend.

Thank you very much for reading~

Question

What's the difference between " reprobate" and " reprehend" when they are used as verbs, please?

For instance:  
    Such cramming method of teaching is now severely reprobated/reprehend.

Thank you very much for reading~

Answer

You've posted that in the Spanish section by mistake.

Answer

Neither one is common.

"Reprehend" is an extremely formal way to describe denouncing or scolding someone. "Reprimand" is still somewhat formal, but much more common.

"Reprobate" is only a noun or adjective in modern usage. Its use as a verb is archaic. The primary meaning was similar to the first two, but it could also be used to describe just feeling disapproval without actually expressing it.

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