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Teaching and Researching: Listening

This book delves into the methodologies and strategies for enhancing listening comprehension in language learning. It explores various approaches to teaching listening, including the use of technology, and provides insights into the research behind effective listening instruction. more

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Michael Rost
Michael Rost

Michael Rost, born in 1952, is a German author whose works span various literary genres, including novels, poetry, and drama. Known for his profound themes and unique narrative style, Rost has gained recognition in the German literary community. more

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