MODERN APPLICATION-BASED APPROACHES TO IMPROVING WRITING SKILLS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING
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modern applications, writing skills, English language teaching, AI-assisted learning, digital feedback, learner autonomy, academic writing.Abstract
This article examines the effectiveness of modern digital applications in improving English writing skills with a focus on innovative instructional approaches and learner-centered methodologies. Unlike traditional writing instruction, modern applications integrate artificial intelligence, adaptive feedback systems, and gamified tasks to support learners’ individual needs. The study explores how these tools enhance writing accuracy, coherence, lexical diversity, and critical self-editing skills. Additionally, the article analyzes contemporary teaching methods such as process-based writing, AIassisted feedback, and collaborative digital writing. The findings indicate that the systematic use of modern applications significantly increases learner engagement, writing confidence, and overall communicative competence in English.
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