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The place of phonetics in teaching and learning an FFL : a case study of French in Nigerian secondary schools
It has been observed that most of the Nigerian French teachers qualified to teach in (he Junior Secondary Schools are not linguistically competent enough. Those with a Francophone background who speak fluently are alleged to lack teaching skills. Within the framework of a communicative method which...
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