IMPROVEMENT OF PEDAGOGICAL MECHANISMS IN EVALUATING THE PROCESS OF SPEAKING ENGLISH AS A PEDAGOGICAL PROCESS
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This article explores the enhancement of pedagogical mechanisms for evaluating the process of speaking English, positioning it as a fundamental pedagogical process within language education. The focus is on integrating contemporary assessment techniques that align with communicative competence and linguistic proficiency. Through qualitative and quantitative analyses, this study proposes a multi-dimensional evaluation framework that supports educators in effectively assessing and facilitating English speaking skills in diverse educational settings.
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English speaking assessment, communicative competence, performance-based evaluationHow to Cite
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