REFLECTIVE TEACHING OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES: ISSUES, POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Abstract
In this article the author analyses the up-to-date methods of teaching foreign languages as well as faces the challenges concerning professional development of foreign language trainers. Common issues arisen during second language education is discussed, consequently the author gives his possible solutions to current problems along with some recommendations for second language teachers to develop professionally, and lastly questions are arisen for further research.
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