PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES AT AN EARLY AGE
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Key words : Teaching English, young learners, passive method, active method, interactive method, pre-activity,while-activity,post-activity,game, reading, listening, speaking, vocabulary.Abstract
This scientific article is dedicated to the study of semantic characteristics of teaching foreign language. Teaching English as a foreign language can be fun, challenging, hugely rewarding, and can enable you to see the world and meet new people. You will have opportunities to develop skills through authentic teaching practice, teaching English to young learners (primary and secondary), and teaching English online. This course can equip you with vital skills in English language, linguistics and practical teaching so you can provide an immersive and engaging educational experience.
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