Professionalism and ELT (English language teaching)
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professionalism, capabilities, external factorsAbstract
In this article, the concept of professionalism and its significance in language teaching are explained thoroughly. New trends and the ways to achieve professionalism are explained relying on both scholars` notions and contemporary pedagogical sphere.
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