METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING PREPARATION FOR THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES TO NON-PHILOLOGICAL STUDENTS
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Teaching foreign languages to non-philological students requires a structured management approach to ensure effective learning outcomes. This article presents a comprehensive methodology for organizing and managing foreign language instruction, focusing on curriculum design, pedagogical strategies, and assessment techniques tailored to students from technical, scientific, and professional disciplines.
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