The peculiarities of the direct method usage in teaching speaking Foreign languages in Galicia and Bukovina (1890–1918)
Journal Title: Codrul Cosminului - Year 2012, Vol 18, Issue 2
Abstract
The given article researches the peculiarities of the usage of the direct method in teaching foreign language speaking in Galicia and Bukovina (1890–1918). It analyses the preconditions of appearance of the direct method of teaching of foreign languages, the influence of contiguous sciences on the methodology of teaching of foreign languages. The peculiarities of realization of the direct method of teaching of foreign languages in Galicia and Bukovina is observed in the article. The methodology of teaching of foreign language speaking in the process of realization of the direct method in the west of Ukraine is described.
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Bohdana Labinska
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