THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL PLATFORMS ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INDIVIDUAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING AMONG STUDENTS (A CASE STUDY OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE)
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digital platforms, French language, online learning, mobile applications, language competencies, autonomous learning.Abstract
This article examines the role of digital educational platforms in enhancing the effectiveness of independent foreign language learning among university students. Particular attention is given to the study of French through contemporary online platforms and mobile applications. The paper analyzes the pedagogical advantages of digital technologies, their contribution to the development of language competencies, and the specific features of French-language educational resources. The findings indicate that digital platforms increase learner motivation, foster autonomous learning skills, and contribute to improved language proficiency outcomes.
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