5 PRINCIPLES OF STUDENTS’ DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH SPEAKING
Keywords:
method, learners, instructional materials.Abstract
The book starts off with explaining the 5 evidence-based principles of language development and acquisition. Andrea begins the book with these principles to lay the foundation for the strategies. They saw her as a scholar practitioner grounded in theory yet with established connections to educators in the field who are working diligently to grow students’ language and literacy skills.
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