PERSON-CENTERED APPROACH IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
Keywords:
Person-centered approach, education.Abstract
Modern person-centered educational principles are built on the best traditions of humanistic pedagogy, which emphasizes the development of individuality and creativity in students so that they may self-actualize, make autonomous life choices, and make the best judgments. The essay focuses on the didactic principles of Carl Rogers, the pioneer of the person-centered approach. This paper discusses the ways for applying a person-centered approach to teach university students.
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