PRACTICAL STRATEGIES AND INNOVATIVE METHODS IN THE TEACHING OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Keywords:
pedagogical strategies, innovative methods, active learning, educational technologies, communicative competence, differentiated instruction.Abstract
In the context of the modernization of the educational system and the intensification of intercultural exchanges, the implementation of practical strategies and innovative methods has become a determining factor in improving the quality of foreign language teaching. This article analyzes the theoretical foundations and implementation mechanisms of contemporary pedagogical approaches, with particular emphasis on active learning, the integration of digital technologies, and differentiated instruction.
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