ENHANCING LANGUAGE LEARNING: THE VITAL ROLE OF INTERACTIVE METHODS
Keywords:
Interactive methods, language teaching, learner engagement, communication skills, cultural competence, language acquisition.Abstract
In the realm of foreign language education, interactive teaching methods have emerged as indispensable tools for engaging learners and fostering effective language acquisition. This article explores the critical role of interactive methods in language education, emphasizing their impact on learner motivation, communication skills, cultural competence, and overall proficiency. Drawing upon scholarly literature and empirical studies, this discussion advocates for the integration of interactive methods to optimize language learning outcomes and prepare learners for global communication.
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