The Use of Digital Learning Technologies in the Disciplines of the Philological Cycle

The question of the effectiveness of using digital technologies in teaching languages ​​in higher education is very important for modern education. On the one hand, learning a language traditionally involves the use of special exercises to consolidate skills, written assignments, and work on developing students' speech. On the other hand, without the use of information and communication technologies, the modern educational process is impossible. The article discusses the use of digital technologies in teaching Russian and English languages and analyzes the impact of such technologies on language learning. Particular attention is paid to modern methods of integrating information and communication technologies into the educational process, including online platforms, interactive applications, virtual classrooms, and bots. The advantages of using digital tools to develop reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills are analyzed. Examples of successful implementation of digital technologies in language teaching are given, and pedagogical approaches that help increase students' motivation and academic performance are discussed. Digital technologies represent a promising means for improving the effectiveness of language teaching, provided that they are used rationally. The study and its results clearly show that the educational process of philological disciplines should keep up with the times.

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Iasaýı ýnıversıtetіnіń habarshysy
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.47526/2024-4/2664-0686.128
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Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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The Use of Digital Learning Technologies in the Disciplines of the Philological Cycle

Regina Sharshova, Zhanat Salkhanova, Balgat Naubay
Iasaýı ýnıversıtetіnіń habarshysy
Foreign Language Teaching Methods
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The Use of Digital Learning Technologies in the Disciplines of the Philological Cycle

Regina Sharshova, Zhanat Salkhanova, Balgat Naubay
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The question of the effectiveness of using digital technologies in teaching languages ​​in higher education is very important for modern education. On the one hand, learning a language traditionally involves the use of special exercises to consolidate skills, written assignments, and work on developing students' speech. On the other hand, without the use of information and communication technologies, the modern educational process is impossible. The article discusses the use of digital technologies in teaching Russian and English languages and analyzes the impact of such technologies on language learning. Particular attention is paid to modern methods of integrating information and communication technologies into the educational process, including online platforms, interactive applications, virtual classrooms, and bots. The advantages of using digital tools to develop reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills are analyzed. Examples of successful implementation of digital technologies in language teaching are given, and pedagogical approaches that help increase students' motivation and academic performance are discussed. Digital technologies represent a promising means for improving the effectiveness of language teaching, provided that they are used rationally. The study and its results clearly show that the educational process of philological disciplines should keep up with the times.

Iasaýı ýnıversıtetіnіń habarshysyVol. 134(4)
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