THE BENEFITS OF MAKING LESSON PLANS ACCORDING TO STUDENTS’ LEARNING ABILITIES
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Methods, methodology, strategy, English language teaching and learning process, acquisition, pre-viewing, while viewing and post-viewing.Abstract
The author has attempted to explore new teaching methods and lesson plans according to students learning levels, address the challenges students face in learning, and reflect on the most effective way to teach foreign languages to young learners from the author's point of view.
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