What theory of language learning underlies the [series]?
Students learn and acquire language by experiencing in meaningful contexts and interacting with the teacher and other students. Experiencing means hearing and speaking, reading and writing, and conversing with understanding and involvement. Mastering English involves both acquisition and learning. It is neither all spontaneous fun and play nor all explanations and rules. It is neither all communication without regard to standards nor all correctness without regard to communication and expression. The [series] uses a balanced approach to help students achieve accuracy and build effective communication skills.
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