TEACHING PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT
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Sultonova Gulbaxor Murtazaxonovna
An English TeacherAuthor
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- Keywords:
- student-centered, academic justice, explicit, implicit
- Abstract
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The work provides a brief overview of teaching instructions and statements which are very fruitful and valuable for educators in the academic context.
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- 2024-10-01
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