FACILITATE TARGET LANGUAGE USE
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target language, language learning, immersion, scaffolding, authentic materials, communicative competence, language pedagogy.Abstract
Facilitating target language use is a critical aspect of language acquisition, emphasizing practical, immersive, and meaningful interactions in the target language. This article explores strategies and approaches to encourage effective target language use in various educational settings. It highlights the importance of contextualized communication, the role of scaffolding in building learners' confidence, and the integration of authentic materials and activities. Furthermore, it examines challenges faced by educators and learners and suggests practical solutions to overcome them. The findings underscore the significance of creating a supportive and resource-rich environment to maximize exposure to and engagement with the target language.
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