How can we adjust certain aspects that are too time consuming and that focus too much on the individual so that the whole class can benefit from it?

Extended Teaching Philosophy: Adjusted Community Language learning

For this assignment, you are responsible for writing your own teaching philosophy based on what you have learned over the course of the semester. Your teaching philosophy should synthesize (not summarize) what you learned. Your philosophy should be supported by ideas from class readings, presentations, and discussions, but it should also reflect your own ideas and priorities. Discuss your approach to teaching all the different skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary). You should enrich the description of your philosophy with examples couched within specific teaching contexts. Appropriate citations and references are expected.

How can that be done? How can we adjust certain aspects that are too time consuming and that focus too much on the individual so that the whole class can benefit from it?