Periodization of the Psychology of Teaching Foreign Languages
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This article explores the periodization of the psychology of teaching foreign languages. Due to its close connection to educational psychology, the article examines existing approaches to the development of educational psychology and proposes a framework for periodization specific to the psychology of teaching foreign languages.
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