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 The direct method of teaching was developed as a reaction to
the Grammar-Translation method.
 The language teaching expert F. Gouin and other reformers
tried to create a method based on the insights drawn from the
observation of child language learning .
 Direct Method was developed by Maximilian Berlitz towards
the end of the 19th century in Europe, for economic
development, the communication among nations became more
frequent.
 Use the natural way to communicate, like a baby learning its
mother tongue.
 The direct method aims to provide language learners
with a practically useful knowledge of language .
Knowing a language is being able to speak it.
The
Berlitz
Method
The
Natural
Method
The Anti-
Gramma
tical
Method
The
Reform
Method
 Classroom instruction was conducted in the target
language.
 There was an inductive approach to grammar.
 Only everyday vocabulary was taught
 Concrete vocabulary was taught through pictures and
objects, while abstract was taught by association of ideas.
 The learner was actively involved in using the language in
realistic everyday situations.
 New teaching points were taught through practice.
 Students were encouraged to think in the target language.
 Speaking was taught first before reading or writing.
 Grammar was taught inductively.
 The syllabus was based on situations or topics.
 Classroom activities was carried out only in the target
language.
 Emphasis is put on correct pronunciation and grammar.
 Both speech and listening comprehension were taught.
 Not memorization but production.
The teacher and the students are more like
partners in the teaching/learning process.
The students’ role in direct method is the active
learner.
The students are also the observer and
practitioner.
Teacher is the only demonstrator. He/she never
translates but demonstrates the meaning through the use
of realia, pictures .
Direct the class activities.
Students and teachers are partners in the learning
process and there is a large amount of ,learner-learner
interaction.
Reading loud
Question and answer exercise
 student self-correct
Conversation practice
Fill-in-the-blank exercise
Dictation
Map drawing
Paragraph writing
Learners have an active role.
The learning is contextualized.
It follows the natural order in which a child learns
L1 that is listening ,speaking ,reading and writing.
It lays great emphasis on speaking, the most
important skill for many learners.
It avoids the unnatural block of translation in the
communication process.
Learner learns the language , not about the
language.
Lively classroom procedures motivate the learner.
The teaching of vocabulary through realia brings
authenticity into the classroom .
The emphasis on speech make it attractive for
those who need real communication in l2.
 Learning l2 is not like learning l1.
 the child learning l1 has no previous language learning experience ,
but the learner learning l2 does.
 There is little systematic structural practice.
 Learners run the risk of inducing incorrect rules.
 The method can be effectively used only by teachers who are native
speakers.
 The learner is confronted with unstructured situations too soon.
 A great deal of teacher-energy is required.
 L2 should be learn in way in which l1 was acquired by total
immersion technique.
 It rejects use of printed word- but this objection is illogical
since l2 learner has already mastered his reading skills.
 Later disciples of direct method it to extremes and refused to
speak single word of English in lessons.
 Also Direct Methodists failed to grade and structure their
materials adequately – no selection, grading or controlled
presentation of vocabulary and structures.
Direct method is very effective to use the English
language by the teacher to implement in their
class.
The students can understand easily if the teacher
uses direct method because this method enhances
the communication skills of the students.
Focuses on the listening skills of the learners.
Good for the class of small size.
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Presentation on direct method

  • 1.
  • 2.  The direct method of teaching was developed as a reaction to the Grammar-Translation method.  The language teaching expert F. Gouin and other reformers tried to create a method based on the insights drawn from the observation of child language learning .  Direct Method was developed by Maximilian Berlitz towards the end of the 19th century in Europe, for economic development, the communication among nations became more frequent.  Use the natural way to communicate, like a baby learning its mother tongue.
  • 3.  The direct method aims to provide language learners with a practically useful knowledge of language . Knowing a language is being able to speak it. The Berlitz Method The Natural Method The Anti- Gramma tical Method The Reform Method
  • 4.  Classroom instruction was conducted in the target language.  There was an inductive approach to grammar.  Only everyday vocabulary was taught  Concrete vocabulary was taught through pictures and objects, while abstract was taught by association of ideas.  The learner was actively involved in using the language in realistic everyday situations.  New teaching points were taught through practice.
  • 5.  Students were encouraged to think in the target language.  Speaking was taught first before reading or writing.  Grammar was taught inductively.  The syllabus was based on situations or topics.  Classroom activities was carried out only in the target language.  Emphasis is put on correct pronunciation and grammar.  Both speech and listening comprehension were taught.  Not memorization but production.
  • 6. The teacher and the students are more like partners in the teaching/learning process. The students’ role in direct method is the active learner. The students are also the observer and practitioner.
  • 7. Teacher is the only demonstrator. He/she never translates but demonstrates the meaning through the use of realia, pictures . Direct the class activities. Students and teachers are partners in the learning process and there is a large amount of ,learner-learner interaction.
  • 8. Reading loud Question and answer exercise  student self-correct Conversation practice Fill-in-the-blank exercise Dictation Map drawing Paragraph writing
  • 9. Learners have an active role. The learning is contextualized. It follows the natural order in which a child learns L1 that is listening ,speaking ,reading and writing. It lays great emphasis on speaking, the most important skill for many learners. It avoids the unnatural block of translation in the communication process.
  • 10. Learner learns the language , not about the language. Lively classroom procedures motivate the learner. The teaching of vocabulary through realia brings authenticity into the classroom . The emphasis on speech make it attractive for those who need real communication in l2.
  • 11.  Learning l2 is not like learning l1.  the child learning l1 has no previous language learning experience , but the learner learning l2 does.  There is little systematic structural practice.  Learners run the risk of inducing incorrect rules.  The method can be effectively used only by teachers who are native speakers.  The learner is confronted with unstructured situations too soon.  A great deal of teacher-energy is required.
  • 12.  L2 should be learn in way in which l1 was acquired by total immersion technique.  It rejects use of printed word- but this objection is illogical since l2 learner has already mastered his reading skills.  Later disciples of direct method it to extremes and refused to speak single word of English in lessons.  Also Direct Methodists failed to grade and structure their materials adequately – no selection, grading or controlled presentation of vocabulary and structures.
  • 13. Direct method is very effective to use the English language by the teacher to implement in their class. The students can understand easily if the teacher uses direct method because this method enhances the communication skills of the students. Focuses on the listening skills of the learners. Good for the class of small size.