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DOI: The Impact Of A Sytematic Approach In Developing An ESP Course
Abror Hamid Ugli Shaymardanov , EFL Teacher, Uzbek State World Languages University, UzbekistanAbstract
This article outlines a few modern methods and approaches in teaching ESP. ESP nowadays is a major and important part of English language teaching. The importance of needs analysis in developing curriculum for ESP course has been described. The cause of EMI growth globally has been analyzed and the usage of the modern technologies in today's classroom is discussed.
Keywords
Methodology, English for Specific Purposes
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