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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #2995 Methodology
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The approach to the methodology of learning and teaching has to be comprehensive, presenting all options in an explicit and transparent way, and avoiding advocacy or dogmatism. It has been our fundamental methodological principle that the methods to be employed in language, learning, teaching and research are those considered to be most effective in reaching the objectives agreed in the lights of the needs of the individual learners in their social context. Effectiveness is contingent on the motivation and characteristics of the learners as well as the nature of the human and material resources which can be brought into play.

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Option 3: "There is no single best method for learning."

Explanation: The text indicates that the methodology must be comprehensive and adaptable to individual learners' needs, suggesting that multiple methods may be necessary rather than a single best approach. This aligns with the idea that there is no one-size-fits-all method for learning.

Option 1: "Motivation is worth more than intelligence in learning."

Explanation: This option suggests a comparison between motivation and intelligence, which is not explicitly discussed in the text. The text emphasizes the importance of motivation but does not claim it is more valuable than intelligence.

Option 2: "Language can be effectively learnt through play."

Explanation: While the text discusses effective methods for language learning, it does not specifically mention play as a method. Therefore, this option does not align with the content of the text.

Option 4: "Teachers should regularly change their methods."

Explanation: This option implies a need for constant change in teaching methods, which is not supported by the text. The text focuses on the effectiveness of methods based on learners' needs rather than advocating for frequent changes.

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