FLUENCY VS ACCURACY: FINDING THE RIGHT BALANCE IN TEACHING ENGLISH
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In English language teaching, achieving a balance between fluency and accuracy is essential for effective communication. This article examines the two dimensions—fluency and accuracy—and explores strategies for maintaining an equilibrium between them. Using insights from second language acquisition theories and practical teaching methodologies, the discussion provides guidance on how educators can foster both aspects in their classrooms, enabling learners to become confident and proficient English speakers##article.abstract##
In English language teaching, achieving a balance between fluency and accuracy is essential for effective communication. This article examines the two dimensions—fluency and accuracy—and explores strategies for maintaining an equilibrium between them. Using insights from second language acquisition theories and practical teaching methodologies, the discussion provides guidance on how
educators can foster both aspects in their classrooms, enabling learners to become confident and proficient English speakers
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