Pedagogical Significance of Innovative Technologies in The Teaching of Foreign Languages
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https://doi.org/10.37547/pedagogics-crjp-06-06-08Keywords:
Innovation technologies, Foreign Language Teaching, information and communication toolsAbstract
This article analyzes the effectiveness of the use of innovative technologies in the teaching of foreign languages, their role in the educational process and pedagogical capabilities. It has been noted that through the use of modern information and communication tools, online platforms and gamification elements, students have increased interest and activity in language. The benefits of learning in a virtual environment as well as the problems encountered are also addressed. Based on practical examples and analyzes, the role of the innovative approach in the effective assimilation of foreign languages is justified. The results of the article can be used as methodological recommendations for Foreign Language teachers and educators.
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