USING GAMES WHILE TEACHING ENGLISH
Keywords:
qualitative research, attractive structure, educational research, social constructivism, teaching analysis, games theory, qualitative methodologiesAbstract
This article analyzes teaching methods through games as literary and stylistic device in Modern English language and its morphological characteristics.
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