EFFECTIVE METHODOLOGIES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
Abstract
The teaching of English as a foreign or second language has evolved significantly over the decades. This article explores various methodologies used in English language teaching (ELT), analyzing their principles, advantages, and limitations. It also highlights how modern approaches, including communicative and technology-integrated methods, are shaping the future of language instruction.
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