USING MODERN METHODS IN TEACHING ENGLISH
Keywords:
English language teaching, modern methods, communicative approach, technology, learner-centered, differentiated instruction, motivation, project-based learning.Abstract
This article explores the application of modern teaching methods in English language instruction, focusing on the shift from traditional, teacher-centered approaches to learner-centered, interactive methodologies. Drawing on current pedagogical theories and global best practices, the work examines communicative language teaching, task-based learning, the integration of technology, differentiated instruction, and project-based activities, alongside a critical discussion of the challenges and benefits these innovations bring to English language classrooms. The article highlights the vital role of motivation, assessment practices, and teacher professional development for effective integration of modern techniques and concludes with recommendations for maximizing language learning outcomes in diverse educational contexts.
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