INNOVATIVE WAYS OF TEACHING ENGLISH

Gulnoza Hayitova

doi:10.2024/0mya3420

Authors

Gulnoza Hayitova A teacher at Polytechnic College 2 in Sariosiyo District, Surxondaryo Region Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/0mya3420

Keywords:

English language teaching, innovation in education, flipped classroom, gamification, artificial intelligence, experiential learning, task-based learning

Abstract

This article explores innovative ways of teaching English, including the flipped classroom model, gamification and task-based language teaching. This article also highlights the theoretical foundations, benefits, challenges, and assessment methods of the flipped classroom model.

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