RESEARCHES ON WAYS OF IMPROVING STUDENT'S SELF-CONFIDENCE
Keywords:
Self-confidence, learning experience, foreign language, language teaching policy, improving students’ learning, successful students.Abstract
If self-confidence is when teaching a foreign language, they will contribute to the improvement of pronunciation skills, introduce students to the culture of the language being studied, and make the learning process more interesting and entertaining. This article focuses on these aspects.
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