Everyone agrees that the subject 'English' is vitally important and typically it is described as the most important of all school subjects, principally because reading, writing, speaking and listening are needed to a greater or lesser degree in every other school subject, and for adult life.
An edition of Teaching English
(2004)
Teaching English
A Handbook for Primary and Secondary School Teachers
by Andrew Goodwyn
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Teaching English: A Handbook for Primary and Secondary School Teachers
July 1, 2004, RoutledgeFalmer
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"Everyone agrees that the subject 'English' is vitally important and typically it is described as the most important of all school subjects, principally because reading, writing, speaking and listening are needed to a greater or lesser degree in every other school subject, and for adult life."
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