WAYS OF TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE TO STUDENTS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS
Keywords:
Key words: consistency, mobility, selectivity, associative learning, intelligence, the ability to distinguish, challenges of teaching multi-level classrooms, provide multiple levels of each activity, encourage group work.Abstract
Abstract: This article offers illustrations and instances highlighting the
significance of acquiring English language skills. It also delivers a concise summary
of the challenges associated with learning English in teenagers and grown-ups.
Additionally, it includes details about three successful approaches to mastering the
English language.
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