Effective Language Learning Methods for Improved Fluency
Discover the direct method for language acquisition, emphasizing accurate pronunciation and direct exposure to the foreign language. This approach prioritizes oral skills, avoids grammar rules, and defers reading and writing. Explore the rationale behind the similarities in first language acquisition and foreign language learning, and understand the advantages and disadvantages of this time-consuming technique.
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The Direct Method 1920
Accurate pronunciation Phonetics
First language acquisition and foreign language learning are similar processes Rationale
Foreign language and objects Why Direct? Direct exposure to the foreign language
Concrete vs. abstract objects Limited in the classroom
If you want to learn a foreign language you should listen to that language because . Exposure
Priority to speech and oral skills Grammar rules are not taught Procedures The new material is presented orally Reading and writing are deferred
Time-consuming Roundabout technique Disadvantages Highly competent teacher No gradation
