THE EFFECT OF LEARNING STYLES ON TEACHING PROCESS
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Abstract
This paper is dedicated to explain the importance of learning styles in teaching foreign languages. After examining how the student viewed the surroundings and engaged with his or her learning environment, it is explained that enduring cognitive, affective, and physiological qualities using advanced cognitive processes.
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