THE PRINCIPLES OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING
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Keywords: foreign language teaching, communication-based teaching, task-based learning, immersive learning, pronunciation, motivation, cultural awareness, scaffolding, differentiated instruction, language acquisition.Abstract
Abstract: Teaching a foreign language effectively requires a combination of sound principles and approaches that cater to the diverse needs of learners. As the world becomes more interconnected, learning foreign languages has become not only an academic pursuit but also a practical necessity in many professional and personal contexts. Teachers of foreign languages face the challenge of creating engaging and effective lessons that promote the development of speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. This article explores the key principles of foreign language teaching, highlighting the importance of motivation, immersion, communication, and a student-centered approach, among others.
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