"Trialogue" System Efficiency in Second Language Teaching
Keywords:
the theory of trialogue second language speech learning theory; Original, methodological innovation.Abstract
The article is the first attempt of an original method, studying a second language in a group – evidence of effectiveness and superiority of “the theory of trialogue”, in particular, compared with the method of teaching in the dialogue.
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