PROBLEMS IN ACQUIRING LANGUAGE IN AN INDIVIDUAL SETTING
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Each of us has come across such a phenomenon: some event excites one person, pushes him to speech acts, encourages him to express his opinion, but leaves the other indifferent; or: one person reads adventure literature all his life and watches only detective and entertainment films, the other is prone to historical novels or love lyrics. This is because every person is an individuality with all its inherent features. Didacts not accidentally put forward the principle of individualization and differentiation of education.
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