INTEGRATED SKILLS TEACHING: SPEAKING AND LISTENING TOGETHER
Keywords:
Key words: Speaking and Listening, Integrated Skills Teaching (IST), Communicative Language Teaching (CLT), Task-Based Learning (TBL), Collaborative Learning, Scaffolding Techniques, Listening Comprehension.Abstract
Annotation: This article examines the pedagogical approach of Integrated Skills
Teaching (IST), focusing on the simultaneous instruction of speaking and listening
skills in foreign language education. The article discusses practical strategies for
implementing IST, presents a case study from a military academic lyceum, and offers
recommendations for educators seeking to integrate these skills effectively.
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