INNOVATIVE APPROACHES AND ASSIMILATIONS METHODS IN LANGUAGE LEARNING
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language learning, innovative approaches, artificial intelligence, mobile applications, gamification, immersive learning, virtual reality.Abstract
In today's world, innovative approaches are widely implemented in language learning. With technological advancements, traditional teaching methods are enriched with modern educational tools, increasing efficiency. This article examines the significance of innovative approaches and assimilation methods in language learning, highlighting their advantages and practical applications. The role of artificial intelligence, mobile applications, gamification, and immersive learning methods in language acquisition is analyzed.
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