ENHACING LANGUAGE SKILLS THROUGH SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING: MASTERING THE ART OF SPEAKING
Keywords:
Sepeaking, skill, self-directed, language, mastrering, authentic speaking, tips, learners, native speakers, speech.Abstract
In today's globalized world, effective communication has become an indispensable skill. Language proficiency, especially in speaking, plays a vital role in personal, academic, and professional success. While traditional language learning methods have their merits, self-directed learning has emerged as a powerful approach for individuals seeking to enhance their language skills. This article explores the strategies and techniques that self-directed learners can employ to improve their speaking abilities.
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