The field of English Teaching Methodology has undergone significant evolution, shaped by diverse theories and approaches. From traditional methods like the Grammar-Translation Method to modern strategies emphasizing communication and learner autonomy, each approach reflects its historical and cultural context. In today’s globalized world, educators must not only master these methodologies but also adapt them to cater to diverse classrooms enriched by technology and multicultural perspectives. This book combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, offering educators the tools to create engaging and impactful learning environments. Each chapter delves into critical aspects of teaching English, from language acquisition theories to innovative teaching strategies, providing a roadmap for educators to navigate the complexities of modern language instruction.