How to Teach a Foreign Language

Otto Jespersen’s "How to Teach a Foreign Language" remains a cornerstone for educators and anyone fascinated by language acquisition. This meticulously prepared edition makes Jespersen’s insightful exploration of language instruction accessible once again. Delving into teaching methods and linguistic principles, the book offers a timeless perspective on the challenges and rewards of modern language education.

A valuable resource for understanding the foundations of language teaching, Jespersen’s work explores practical strategies and theoretical underpinnings relevant to both educators and students of linguistics. Discover a classic approach to language instruction and gain a deeper appreciation for the art and science of foreign language education. This book is ideal for those interested in the history of language teaching, linguistics, and effective methods for language acquisition.

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