INTERACTIVE METHODS IN LANGUAGE LEARNING: EFFECTIVENESS AND RESULTS
Keywords:
interactive learning, communication, motivation, collaboration, language acquisition, digital tools, gamification, fluency.Abstract
Interactive language learning methods emphasize active participation, communication, and collaboration, making language acquisition more engaging and effective. These methods include role-playing, group discussions, gamification, and digital tools that facilitate real-life communication. Unlike traditional teaching methods that focus heavily on memorization and passive learning, interactive approaches encourage learners to practice language in meaningful contexts. By creating a learner-centered environment, these techniques enhance comprehension, motivation, and fluency while promoting cultural awareness
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