EFFICIENT STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH MULTI-LEVEL STUDENTS.
Abstract
Absolutely, the role of the English language in the world has become very essential in the interim as English has already been known as a chief language for business, worldwide associations, internet and educational achievements. It has already been mutual knowledge that the one who needs toattain accomplishment of his goals in the life has to learn English for his profession. Therefore, attention to teach this language has improved dramaticallyover the years, and of course Uzbekistan is not an exception. To give proof for this condition, according to the decree, since 2013/2014-school-year foreign languages, essentially English, regularly through the state will be educated starting the first year of education in the system of lesson-games and speaking activities, ongoing to learning the ABC, reading and spelling in the second year (grade).
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