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Hello dear reader, today we will continue talking about the direct method in teaching foreign languages.

As we studied in the last two classes, the direct method can be used in teaching through objects, mime, visual elements, etc.
The direct method has been the response to the Grammar-Translation method, it laid the foundations for the later didactic theory of language teaching.
This method is used in teaching the English language.
We also studied a little about the history of teaching English as a foreign language in which we were also able to learn about the importance of Latin and Greek.
Below you can see a little of what this week's classes were like.
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