TEACHING ENGLISH TO LEARNERS WITH EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IN UZBEKISTAN
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Key words: emotional behavior, behavioral disorder, obsessive-compulsive, mental illnesses, immaturity, disturbances, depression, hyperactivity##article.abstract##
Annotation: This article is about to present some detailed theoretical information about teaching reading, scientists who contributed on the sphere on this theme, to improve the knowledge of methodological units Teaching English to learners with emotional and behavioral disorders in Uzbekistan. Furthermore, this work defines the assessment of obtaining useful data and acquisition by organizing a topic-based lesson plan.
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