THE ROLE OF INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN ENHANCING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING
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Interactive technologies, English language learning, language acquisition, digital tools, virtual classrooms, learner engagement, educational technologiesAbstract
In the modern educational environment, the use of interactive technologies has become an essential component in teaching and learning foreign languages, particularly English. The integration of technological tools such as mobile applications, interactive platforms, language learning software, and virtual classrooms offers new opportunities for both teachers and learners to make the process more engaging, accessible, and effective. This article explores the role of interactive technologies in enhancing English language learning, examines their benefits and challenges, and highlights practical approaches to their effective integration into the teaching process.
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