This article explores the various challenges encountered in the field of foreign language teaching and proposes effective strategies to address them. It begins by identifying common issues such as student motivation, varying proficiency levels, cultural differences, and resource limitations. The author emphasizes the importance of creating an engaging learning environment that fosters enthusiasm and interest in the language being taught.

Foreign language teaching, challenges, student motivation, proficiency levels, cultural differences, resource limitations, engaging learning environment, communicative language teaching, task-based learning, technology integration.

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