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The article presents the classification of problems of foreign language teaching and learning for students of a technical university, which includes geopolitical, psychological and pedagogical, methodological, organizational and technical problems. The purpose of the study is to find solutions to these problems. This article offers solutions to psychological, pedagogical and methodological problems and describes the individualization of learning, specific technologies and teaching methods (communicative grammar) of a foreign language.
foreign language teaching and learning, technical university, individualization, technology, communicative grammar
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