A Plea for Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language Through Its Native Speakers’ Culture
- Mohammad Almutairi
Abstract
This study aims to narratively investigate the rationale of the first school of thought that supports and pushes towards introducing native speakers’ culture in the English language curriculum. It presents the researchers’ arguments and justifications for this belief and its promotion. It also discusses their findings and the results from the empirical studies that they have conducted in different countries, which support their school of thought.
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- DOI:10.5539/ijel.v11n1p93
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