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  • foreign-language instruction

    …self-directed group of language learners; total physical response, in which students respond physically to increasingly complex imperatives spoken by the teacher; communicative language teaching, which emphasizes performative uses of language in ordinary social situations; and “desuggestopedia,” which involves removing by suggestion feelings or beliefs in students that limit their ability…

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    …self-directed group of language learners; total physical response, in which students respond physically to increasingly complex imperatives spoken by the teacher; communicative language teaching, which emphasizes performative uses of language in ordinary social situations; and “desuggestopedia,” which involves removing by suggestion feelings or beliefs in students that limit their ability…

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