METHODS AND INTERACTIVE FORMS IN TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
(NO PHILOLOGY DIRECTIONS)

N.Tojibayeva; M.Xasanova

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7441711

N.Tojibayeva , M.Xasanova

Abstract. The article provides information about this method. Interactive (“Inter” is mutual, “act” means to act) - means interacting, talking and conducting a dialogue with someone. Interactive initiates a more multifaceted interaction of students with both the teacher and with each other, in contrast to active methods.

Keywords: methods and technologies, interactive, knowledge, discussion, debate, opportunity, foreign partnership, develop, innovations, priority, achievement.

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METHODS AND INTERACTIVE FORMS IN TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (NO PHILOLOGY DIRECTIONS)

N.Tojibayeva , M.Xasanova