The Function of Digital Educational Application in High School English Teaching

Shamina Muminbekova

doi:10.2024/fg7w5791

Authors

Shamina Muminbekova Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/fg7w5791

Keywords:

educational technology, mobile application, learning platform, interactive lesson, industrial world, innovative technology

Abstract

The aim of the article is to express how the role of electronic educational applications can play an important role in teaching English in high school. Electronic educational applications have a significant function in teaching English in high school by providing interactive and engaging tools for students to enhance their language skills. These applications offer a variety of features that can support language learning, such as vocabulary building exercises, grammar tutorials, interactive reading materials, and language practice activities. They can also provide instant feedback on students' performance, allowing for personalized and self-paced learning experiences.

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