Reflective Teaching Perspectives of El Teaching in Uzbek Schools
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This article deals with the problem of popularizing reflective teaching methods among Uzbek El teachers. It brings light upon some important benefits of reflective teaching and how it can be implied to practice in the modern world when the demand in specialists speaking English in different spheres of life is getting bigger and bigger. The article also discusses the present situation in EL teaching in Uzbekistan.
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