TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF GRAMMATICAL AND LEXICAL COMPETENCES IN FUTURE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
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Technologies, Grammatical Competence, Lexical Competence, English Language Teachers, Teacher Education, CALL, AI in Education, Language Learning Apps.Abstract
The development of grammatical and lexical competences in future English language teachers is a crucial aspect of teacher education, as these competencies directly influence teaching quality and language proficiency. This article explores various technological tools and approaches that can be integrated into teacher training programs to enhance grammatical and lexical proficiency. It examines both traditional and emerging technologies, such as computer-assisted language learning (CALL), mobile applications, online corpora, and AI-driven tools. The article further emphasizes the importance of integrating technology into language teaching curricula to equip future educators with the necessary skills to foster students' language development effectively.
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