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International Journal of Pedagogics

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Principles Of Teaching The Native Language Based On Digital Tools

Principles Of Teaching The Native Language Based On Digital Tools

  • Uskanov Kaxramon Xalikulovich
    Department of Uzbek Language Teaching Methodology of Jizzakh State Pedagogical University, Uzbekistan
language education digital technologies interactive teaching multimedia tools communicative competence linguistic competence digital pedagogy educational innovations methodological approach information and communication technologies

This article highlights the theoretical-methodological foundations of teaching the native language based on digital tools. The didactic possibilities of using modern information and communication technologies in the educational process and their importance in developing students’ linguistic and communicative competencies are analyzed. The role of digital tools in organizing interactive, multimedia, and individualized education is substantiated. Also, methodological recommendations aimed at increasing the effectiveness of the digital approach in native language education have been developed.

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