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The online TESOL certification program at Anaheim University is designed for teachers, teachers in preparation or intending teachers. It offers a practical introduction to language teaching and links practice to theory and research. The program offers students the opportunity of developing a solid pedagogical foundation through instruction in the following areas:

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Question 1 - Student Responses and Discussions

◄ Question 2 - Student Responses and Discussions

What is the relationship between Communicative Language Teaching and Task-based Language Teaching?

◄ Question 2 - Student Responses and Discussions

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