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This article explores perceptions and concepts regarding the significance of interactive methodologies and principles in English language instruction. Employing contemporary teaching approaches enhances the effectiveness of the instructional process. Selecting these methods should be guided by the didactic objectives of each lesson. In traditional language teaching, methods are categorized into improvement and organizational principles, with principles serving as fundamental methodological criteria shaping the educational and developmental processes.
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