TEACHING SPEAKING: APPROACHES, CHALLENGES, AND STRATEGIES.
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teaching speaking, language education, fluency, accuracy, second language acquisition, communication, professional skills.Abstract
This passage highlights the importance of teaching speaking as a core aspect of language education. It emphasizes the unique, interactive nature of speaking compared to other skills, noting its reliance on real-time communication. The text stresses that speaking is vital for success across various life domains—academic, professional, and social—and requires a balanced approach that targets both fluency and accuracy. Moreover, it underlines the essential role speaking plays in second language acquisition, as it enables learners to function effectively in real-life situations.
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