USE OF VISUAL AIDS FOR TEACHING ORAL AND VERBAL COMMUNICATION IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
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visual aids, oral communication, foreign language teaching, speaking skills, motivationAbstract
The use of visual aids has become an essential element in teaching oral and verbal communication in foreign language classrooms. Visual materials such as pictures, charts, videos, and slides help students comprehend abstract linguistic concepts and improve their ability to express ideas clearly. This study aims to explore how visual aids enhance students’ motivation and fluency in speaking a foreign language. The research was conducted through classroom observations and interviews with language teachers. The findings reveal that visual aids significantly contribute to better retention of vocabulary, pronunciation accuracy, and confidence in oral performance. It is concluded that visual tools play a vital role in facilitating interactive and meaningful communication among learners.
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