ENGLISH IN MEDICINE: PUTTING THE LEARNER IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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ESP, non-native speakers, English in medicine, needs materials, medical students.Abstract
One of the actual challenges of ESP is to define the effectiveness of various approaches to language learning and teaching. The main aim of the article is to research future dimensions in Medical English language learning and teaching. Needs assessment, curriculum development and evaluation are the key points observed for achieving the aim.
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