METHODS AND PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Keywords:
Foreign language; language teaching methods; communicative approach; grammar-translation method; audio-lingual method; task-based learning; language teaching principles; learner-centered instruction; cultural integration; authentic materials; phonetics; language preservation.Abstract
This article examines the key methods and pedagogical principles used in teaching the foreign language. As a minority language with unique phonological, grammatical, and cultural characteristics, foreign requires an integrated instructional approach. The study highlights communicative methods, structural techniques, and technology-enhanced learning, while emphasizing fundamental principles such as learner-centered instruction, cultural relevance, and gradual progression.
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