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| Open Access | THE GOALS AND LEARNING STYLES OF LAW STUDENTS IN LEARNING ESP (ENGLISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES)
Abdullaeva Laziza Abrorovna , University of world economy and diplomacy, doctor of philosophy (PhD) in philological sciencesAbstract
This paper explores the goals and learning styles of law students engaged in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) education. It highlights the significance of aligning ESP instruction with students' professional needs and preferred learning methods to enhance engagement, motivation, and overall academic success.
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