Authors

  • Jorayeva Yulduz Roziklovna
    Institute Of Counter-Engineering Economics, German Language Teacher, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajps/Volume02Issue12-02

Keywords:

German language method style methodology manual

Abstract

This article describes the origin of the German language, which language group it previously belonged to, in which countries it was first used, and from what period it was used. In addition, detailed information on the number of German speakers, active methods of teaching the German language, various teaching methods and teaching methods used in practice is provided.


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ABSTRACT

This article describes the origin of the German language, which language group it previously belonged to, in which

countries it was first used, and from what period it was used. In addition, detailed information on the number of

German speakers, active methods of teaching the German language, various teaching methods and teaching methods

used in practice is provided.

KEYWORDS

German language; method; style; methodology; manual; passive method; active method; interactive method.

INTRODUCTION

The German language belongs to the western group of

Germanic languages and is currently used as the

mother tongue of the peoples living in the following

countries. Including in the Federal Republic of

Germany, Austria, Luxembourg. More than 80 million

people speak German in the Federal Republic of

Germany, 7 million in Austria, 1 million in the eastern

regions of France, and 400 thousand in Luxembourg.

Research Article

ORIGIN OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE. ACTIVE WORK METHODS,
METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN TEACHING GERMAN LANGUAGE

Submission Date:

December 07, 2022,

Accepted Date:

December 13, 2022,

Published Date:

December 18, 2022

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German speakers can also be found in Hungary,

Romania, Yugoslavia, USA, Brazil and Argentina. Thus,

German is second only to English in terms of the

number of speakers among the Germanic languages.

The German people and the German language

emerged from the West Germanic tribes and their

languages, which were very close to each other, known

as the Franks, Allemans and Bavarians, in the early

Middle Ages, that is, in the 5th - 11th centuries. The main

role in the emergence of the German people was

played by the Franks. It is known from the history of

the Germans that the state created by the Franks was

of decisive importance in the territory of the Frankish

state for several centuries, in the territory of which two

national languages: French and German appeared and

developed. For a long time, these languages served as

a means of communication between people who did

not have their own writing, using only oral speech. The

language of the German people, as we said above,

develops and develops as the language of the western

Germanic tribes, and the Germanic tribes speaking this

language live in the eastern regions of the Frankish

state.

The total number of speakers is more than 110 million

people. The German language is based on the dialects

of West Germanic tribes such as Frankish, Saxon,

Thuringian, Alemannic, Bavarian and is divided into

Low German, Middle German and South German

dialects, and each dialect group is divided into western

and eastern groups. In the history of the development

of the German language, the pre-national and national

language periods are distinguished; The 16th and 17th

centuries are a transitional period. The formation of

the current literary language norms was mainly

completed at the end of the 18th century, and the

grammatical system and spelling were stabilized

during this period.

In the current phonological system of the German

language, monophthongs and diphthongs make up 45

percent (16 vowel phonemes and 3 diphthongs);

consonant system consists of 18 consonant phonemes

and 2 mixed sounds. All phonemes differ from each

other in terms of the place of formation, method and

pronunciation, and have certain characteristics.

Grammatical construction is characterized by analytical

and synthetic features. For example, in nouns, the

gender and agreement forms are mainly expressed

analytically, and the number category is expressed

synthetically. This situation is also observed in the

expression of forms in other word groups. The main

type of sentence is verb-centered ran. The use of

participles expressed from artificial, compound verbs

in the form of ran in the distant position is a feature of

the German language.

The word-formation system is well developed; It is

widely used to form a noun (mainly term) by adding a

word. In addition to the original German words, the

dictionary contains many words borrowed from Latin,


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French, Italian, English and other languages. The script

is based on Latin graphics.

About teaching methods in German;

The passive method is a form of interaction between

students and the teacher, in which the teacher is the

main participant and manager of the lesson, and the

students act as passive listeners, following the

teacher's instructions. In passive lessons, the teacher

communicates with students through inquiry,

independent, control work, tests, etc. It is considered

a passive method in terms of the effectiveness of

modern pedagogical technologies and learning

material by students. the most ineffective, but

nevertheless it also has some positive aspects.

Active method is a form of interaction between

students and teachers, in which the teacher and

students interact with each other during the lesson,

and here the students are passive. are not listeners, but

active participants of the lesson. If in a passive lesson

the teacher is the main character and the leader of the

lesson, then the teacher and students have equal rights

here.

Interactive method Interactive ("Inter" is mutual, "act"

means to act) - to interact, to be in a conversational

style. In other words, in contrast to active methods,

interactive methods focus on wider interaction of

students not only with the teacher, but also with each

other and the priority of student activity in the learning

process.

When using active methods of teaching, the student's

role changes - he turns from an obedient memory

device to an active participant in the learning process.

This new role and its characteristic features make it

possible to form an active person with all the necessary

skills and qualities of a modern successful person.

Interactive education helps students: - develop

personal thinking; - awareness of participation in

common work; - forming the position of an active

subject in educational activities; - development of

communication skills; - ethical acceptance of norms

and rules of joint activity; - increasing cognitive activity.

class: - formation of the class as a group team; -

increasing cognitive interest; - development of analysis

and introspection skills in the process of group

thinking; to the teacher: - non-standard attitude to the

organization of the educational process; - formation of

motivational readiness for interpersonal relations not

only in education, but also in other situations.

Differences In contrast to active methods, interactive

methods are focused on wider interaction of students

not only with the teacher, but also with each other and

the dominance of student activity in the learning

process. In interactive lessons, the role of the teacher

is reduced to the direction of the student's activity to

achieve the lesson goal. The teacher also develops a


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lesson plan (usually these are interactive exercises and

assignments during which the student learns the

material).

CONCLUSION

Thus, the term "Active methods of education" was

widespread in the second half of the 20th century and

refers to certain group teaching methods that

complement

traditional

methods,

primarily

explanatory illustrative teaching methods, by changing

the position of students. is a unique common sign.

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