MODERN METHODS OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES
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Key words: foreign languages, methods, communicative method, the project methodology, an active teaching method,intensive methods,Distance educationAbstract
Abtract: The article deals with the most popular and currently required methods in foreign language teaching. In line with the requirements set at the current stage of development of teaching methods, the main methods aimed at forming a comprehensive secondary language personality are selected. This article discusses the following methods: communicative, project-based, intensive, activity-based and distance learning methods. Each method is effective in its own way, but currently integrating the methods is recognized as the most effective, helping to highlight all the best practices and use them for the benefit of the learners. born. The combination of methods gives better results than the individual methods.
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