Grammar translation method and Direct method comparasion
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This document compares the grammar translation method and direct method for teaching languages. The grammar translation method focuses on grammar and vocabulary, with the teacher playing an active role and students focusing on memorization. The direct method emphasizes speaking skills and immersing students in the target language, with students taking a more active role in their learning. By understanding the differences between these methods, teachers can design more productive language classes and improve student outcomes by choosing the best aspects of each approach or creating their own hybrid method.
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- 1. Grammar Translation MethodAndThe Direct Method
- 2. ComparisonGrammarVocabularyTeacher’s attitudeStudent’s roleSkills to be improved
- 4. Teacher’s attitude STUDENT’S ROLE
- 5. Skills to be improvedCONCLUSION:Throughthe realization of this presentation is more clear to us the differences between this tow methods, as features teachers we have to know and understand it in order to make a class productive, and using the best of the didactic methods in education we are going to improved the knowledge of our students and at the same time we will have the opportunity to experiment with different types of education to choose or create our own method.