MODERN METHODS OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Abstract
This article explores modern methods of teaching foreign languages, highlighting approaches such as Communicative Language Teaching, Task-Based Language Teaching, and Content and Language Integrated Learning. Emphasizing active student engagement and practical communication skills, these methods leverage technology and authentic materials to enhance language acquisition. The study examines the effectiveness of these approaches, noting improvements in student proficiency and motivation. However, challenges such as classroom management and equitable access to technology are also addressed. Ultimately, the article advocates for ongoing teacher training and adaptation of methodologies to create inclusive and dynamic language learning environments in a globalized context.
Keywords
Communicative, Task-Based, Technology, EngagementHow to Cite
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