By
Maltini yumelta tapta
Method of teaching
IAIN Zawiyah Cot Kala Langsa
Background of direct method
 In the mid and late 19 century, europe experience a wave
of increasing opportunities of communicating , due to
industrialization and international trade and travel
 A need was felt to develop oral proficiency in foreign
language. its principal they proposed what they called
natural method that suggest radical change from grammar-
translation it method that later on came to be known as the
direct method
Definition of direct method
 Direct Method is named "direct" because meaning should
be connected directly with the target language without
translation into to the native language
Concept/meaning Target language
principles of direct method
 Classroom instruction is conducted in the target language (
no translate , demonstrate )
 Only everyday vocabulary
 vocabulary is taught through pictures and objects.
 Grammar is taught inductively
 Students are encouraged to think in the target language
 Speaking is taught first before reading or writing
 Translation is completely banished from any classroom
activity. Classroom activities are carried out only in the
target language
techniques of direct method
 1.Reading aloud
 2. Question and answer exercise
 3. Getting students to self-correct
 4. Conversation practice
 5. Fill-in-the-blanks
 6. Dictation
 7. Map drawing
 8. Paragraph writing.
The Role of Teacher
 teachers introduce a new target language word or phrase to
the students and there is no mother tounge.
 Demonstrate.
 Facilitator
 Monitor
 The teacher is the source
 Learning by self-correction
The Role of student
The teacher and the students are more like
partners in the teaching/learning process.
The students should be active learner.
observer and practitioner the target
language
The Advantages
 In this method they are quick at understanding
spoken English They can converse English so
easy because in teaches the second/foreign
language in the same way as one learns one’s
mother tongue.
 There are no gap/different with active and
passive vocabularies
 This sound principles of education.
The disadvantages
To be that second language should be
learned without pay attention first
language.
Difficult in language learning process.
Compare learning of second language
The goals of direct method
 Although parts of this method are still used
today. It was largely been overtaken by the
audio-lingual method. Where the focus wasnt
vocabulary, so lesson now to conversation real
everyday .
Thank you

Direct method ppt

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    By Maltini yumelta tapta Methodof teaching IAIN Zawiyah Cot Kala Langsa
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    Background of directmethod  In the mid and late 19 century, europe experience a wave of increasing opportunities of communicating , due to industrialization and international trade and travel  A need was felt to develop oral proficiency in foreign language. its principal they proposed what they called natural method that suggest radical change from grammar- translation it method that later on came to be known as the direct method
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    Definition of directmethod  Direct Method is named "direct" because meaning should be connected directly with the target language without translation into to the native language Concept/meaning Target language
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    principles of directmethod  Classroom instruction is conducted in the target language ( no translate , demonstrate )  Only everyday vocabulary  vocabulary is taught through pictures and objects.  Grammar is taught inductively  Students are encouraged to think in the target language
  • 5.
     Speaking istaught first before reading or writing  Translation is completely banished from any classroom activity. Classroom activities are carried out only in the target language
  • 6.
    techniques of directmethod  1.Reading aloud  2. Question and answer exercise  3. Getting students to self-correct  4. Conversation practice  5. Fill-in-the-blanks  6. Dictation  7. Map drawing  8. Paragraph writing.
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    The Role ofTeacher  teachers introduce a new target language word or phrase to the students and there is no mother tounge.  Demonstrate.  Facilitator  Monitor  The teacher is the source  Learning by self-correction
  • 8.
    The Role ofstudent The teacher and the students are more like partners in the teaching/learning process. The students should be active learner. observer and practitioner the target language
  • 9.
    The Advantages  Inthis method they are quick at understanding spoken English They can converse English so easy because in teaches the second/foreign language in the same way as one learns one’s mother tongue.  There are no gap/different with active and passive vocabularies  This sound principles of education.
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    The disadvantages To bethat second language should be learned without pay attention first language. Difficult in language learning process. Compare learning of second language
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    The goals ofdirect method  Although parts of this method are still used today. It was largely been overtaken by the audio-lingual method. Where the focus wasnt vocabulary, so lesson now to conversation real everyday .
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