METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Keywords:
English language, methodology, motivation, translation, theory of translation.Abstract
This article provides some information about different methodologies and translation theory used in teaching English.The methodology of teaching English language and literature involves a comprehensive framework designed to enhance learners' linguistic skills while fostering an appreciation for literary works. This approach integrates a variety of pedagogical strategies, including communicative language teaching, task-based learning, and the use of authentic texts, to address the diverse needs of students. Emphasizing the interconnectedness of language and literature, this methodology encourages the exploration of themes, styles, and cultural contexts within literary texts, enabling students to develop critical thinking and analytical skills.
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