METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION
Keywords:
Georgi Lozanov, learning environment, learning process, methods, practice, teacher, techniques.Abstract
In the competitive educational environment of today, this paper discusses language education difficulties and provides recommendations for teachers and learners who use common languages. It highlights the significance of translation process and raises the question of whether new ways are required in light of emerging information and communication technologies or if more conventional procedures are still valuable.
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