A STUDY ON THE EVOLUTION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHHING IN INDIA

Mrs. B. Porselvi, Dr. B.S.Prameela Priadersini

Abstract


Today in India, a new generation is emerging, one that travels extensively in English-speaking nations in search of work or to further their education. They are relocating to areas where English is the dominant language, and as a result, they are passing on the same English as a method of communication to future generations. As a result, the English instructor must be empowered in the classroom. Unless the situation is conducive to improving the teacher's English ability, which should include communicative skills. Otherwise, no teacher training or technique upgrade can be useful and fruitful. This paper aims to reveal the   significance of  the teaching of English in India.


Keywords


Teacher, Training, English, Evolution, Language.

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