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The document discusses using technology to enhance English language teaching (ELT) in science colleges. It outlines some challenges in ELT for this student population and argues that today's students prefer digital learning tools. The author describes experiments using audiovisual education, the internet, and mobile phones to engage students and help them improve their English skills through watching, listening, reading, writing blogs, and using online dictionaries and social networks.
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