Simple linear econometric modeling in the field of marketing

Simple linear econometric modeling in the field of marketing

Автор: Tairova F.F.

Журнал: Теория и практика современной науки @modern-j

Рубрика: Основной раздел

Статья в выпуске: 1 (91), 2023 года.

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The investigative learning style of English language learners is at the center of this study. The purpose of the paperwork is to examine the educational content given to pupils and determine whether or not it corresponds with their learning preferences. The research tool utilized to gather data from the students was a questionnaire. Teaching young students, a foreign language is challenging unless the teacher does not have enough background knowledge about students’ learning processes and styles. Teachers must be able to consider a variety of factors relating to young students in order to deliver the required subject in the classroom effectively. In light of all of this, the purpose of this paperwork has been to make foreign language teachers aware of the knowledge they require in order to conduct a successful lesson. It goes without saying that having knowledge in the relevant sector is usually very beneficial for both teachers and students.

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Learning styles, designing activities, teachers, students, learners

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