Conclusion
The conducted research and the extensive work on using various techniques with the students in order to overcome
difficulties connected with studying W. Shakespeare’s plays enables us to come to a number of rewarding results:
1) bringing students to understand W. Shakespeare’s plays as able to articulate if not the answers, at least the questions worth
discussing;
2) leading students to an encounter with human questions and evoking their personal response to them;
3) making the learning process meaningful for the students in terms of internalizing the magnificent Shakespeare’s world
while enhancing their language competence: reading, speaking, listening and writing skills.
Конфликт интересов
Не указан.
Conflict of Interest
None declared.
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