Innovative Technologies in Foreign Languages Teaching
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active methods, computerized education application, interactivity, critical thinkingAbstract
Given this article illuminates the innovative technologies in teaching foreign languages at schools of Uzbekistan. Modern conditions require not only the use of new technologies in teaching foreign languages, but also changes in methods of teaching and the ability to introduce the latest innovative technologies in the process of learning foreign languages on the part of the teacher.
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