THE IMPORTANCE OF MODERN APPROACHES TO THE TEACHING OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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This article will take a closer look at fresh teaching strategies that are grand slam with students. However, it has become clearly evident that the needs of modern students have outpaced teachers’ and book publishers’ best strategies. While traditional methodologies such as the audio-lingual and direct methods still offer useful elements, they’re clearly outdated in the modern classroom.
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