
Language teaching is a complex field that involves not just the transfer of linguistic knowledge but also the fostering of communicative competence and cultural understanding. Theories of teaching in language education provide a foundation that informs how language is taught and learned. This article explores the major theories underpinning language teaching, examining their principles, applications, and implications for classroom practice.
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