LANGUAGE EDITORS Ranko Mladenoski (Macedonian language)Vesna Prodanovska (English language) Tole Belcev (Russian language) Biljana Ivanovska (German language) Marija Leontik (Turkish language) Svetlana Jakimovska (French language) Jovana Karanikik Josimovska (Italian language)

Successful teaching is directly dependent on the teacher's ability to recognize the needs and difficulties of students and teach them appropriately. Therefore, it is essential to be aware of the range of difficulties caused by dyslexia in the language learning process. Dyslexia as a learning difficulty is still largely unrecognized in Macedonia and it is scarcely referred to as part of the educational process at any level. Herein, in this paper, we review the most common problems of dyslexic students and suggest possible solutions through some of the most common methods used in language teaching and teaching in general.

The forms and methods of teaching used by teachers of EFL have a direct effect over the students' learning process and their final achievements. The way that students will accept a certain teaching style depends on their own behaviour and personality as well as the teacher's ability to successfully manage and conduct the forms and methods of teaching. In this paper I define different types of forms, methods and techniques used in Secondary schools in North Macedonia, and I emphasize some that have become very widely accepted and used. Furthermore, I list some disadvantages that these popular forms, methods and techniques of teaching have over introverted students. Finally, I elaborate on the most adequate forms and methods of teaching English as a foreign language that will enable the teacher to successfully include and engage introverted students, and to be satisfy the needs of the other students as well.

The forms and methods of teaching used by teachers of EFL have a direct effect over the students' learning process and their final achievements. The way that students will accept a certain teaching style depends on their own behaviour and personality as well as the teacher's ability to successfully manage and conduct the forms and methods of teaching. In this paper I define different types of forms, methods and techniques used in Secondary schools in North Macedonia, and I emphasize some that have become very widely accepted and used. Furthermore, I list some disadvantages that these popular forms, methods and techniques of teaching have over introverted students. Finally, I elaborate on the most adequate forms and methods of teaching English as a foreign language that will enable the teacher to successfully include and engage introverted students, and to be satisfy the needs of the other students as well.