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Culture in the AFL Novice Classroom: Teachers' Perceptions, Teaching Techniques, and Assessment.
The teaching of cultural content in the foreign language classroom has received a great deal of attention throughout the past few decades. The role of culture in the L2 classroom has been investigated and studied from different perspectives. This study investigates teachers' perceptions of teaching...
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2019
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