PROSPECT OF TEACHING OF LANGUAGES TO YOUNG GENERATION
Keywords:
language educators, young generation, digital natives, challenges, language learning, learning experiences, digital literacyAbstract
The 21st century presents a unique challenge and opportunity for language educators. The world is becoming increasingly interconnected, and fluency in multiple languages is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Yet, the traditional methods of language instruction are facing a fundamental shift as the young generation, digital natives, engage with the world through technology in ways previous generations never imagined. This presents both challenges and opportunities for the teaching of languages. This article will delve into the future of language learning, exploring how educators can adapt to this changing landscape and leverage digital tools to create engaging and effective learning experiences.
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