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Salter, M. V. – Modern Languages, 1975
In designing a foreign language curriculum, the needs and abilities of the students should be considered. Slow learners need mostly to be taught listening comprehension, while better learners should be taught good reading skills and have a good knowledge of "non-textbook" aspects of the language. (AG)
Descriptors: Curriculum Design, Individual Needs, Language Instruction, Language Learning Levels