INTEGRATING SPEAKING SKILLS INTO THE ENGLISH CURRICULUM
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Key words: ELT, Cognitive development, TBLT, interactive speakingAbstract
Annotation: The ability to communicate effectively in spoken English is a vital skill for learners in an increasingly globalized world. This paper explores the importance of integrating speaking skills into the English curriculum and presents various pedagogical strategies to enhance learners' oral communication abilities. By focusing on speaking as a core component of language learning, educators can better prepare students for real-world interactions and foster their confidence in using English in diverse contexts.
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