INTERACTIVE METHODS FOR MAKING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LESSONS MORE ENGAGING
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This article explores how interactive methods can make
English language lessons more engaging and effective for learners. It
highlights techniques such as group discussions, role plays, games,
problem-solving tasks, and digital tools that encourage active
participation and communication. The study emphasizes learnercentered approaches that improve motivation, confidence, and language
skills. It also discusses the teacher's role in creating a supportive
classroom environment and adapting activities to different proficiency
levels. The findings suggest that interactive teaching not only enhances understanding but also develops critical thinking and collaboration,
making the learning process more meaningful and enjoyable for students
worldwide today
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