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The document discusses different methods for teaching language to students. It contrasts the traditional method of drilling grammar rules and correcting mistakes with the communicative language teaching method. This method focuses on exposing students to conversations with native speakers to develop language aptitude through the three stages of presentation, practice, and production. It also notes that students will be more engaged when their self-interest is involved in language classes.
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