APPROACHES AND PRACTICES FOR DEVELOPING 4K COMPETENCIES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LESSONS
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4K competencies, critical thinking, communication skills, collaboration, creativity, English language teaching, teaching strategies, student engagement, project-based learning, interactive learningAbstract
This article explores approaches and practices for developing 4K competencies—Critical Thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and Creativity—in English language lessons. It highlights various teaching strategies that help students enhance these essential skills while improving their language proficiency. The article covers practical techniques such as debates, role-playing, group projects, creative writing, and the use of digital tools. It emphasizes the importance of fostering an interactive and engaging learning environment where students can develop these competencies, preparing them for the challenges of the modern world. The integration of 4K competencies into English lessons not only improves language abilities but also equips students with vital life skills.
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