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INTEGRATING COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH TO NON-PHILOLOGICAL STUDENTS: A CONTEMPORARY HIGHER EDUCATION PERSPECTIVE

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Eshnazarova Munavvarbonu Ilkhomovna

Rubric:General pedagogy
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The article is devoted to the analysis of the integration of a communicative approach and digital technologies in teaching English to students of non-philological specialties. The theoretical foundations of communicative learning are considered, the role of digital educational resources is revealed, and the prospects for the development of language education in the context of the digital transformation of higher education are substantiated.

Keywords

communicative approach
non-philological specialties
ICT.
higher education
digital technologies
English

Authors

Eshnazarova Munavvarbonu Ilkhomovna

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3. Leontiev A. A. (2003) Language and speech activity. - M.: Smysl.

4. Gal'skova N. D. (2018) Theory of teaching foreign languages. - M.: Academy.

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