INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING ENGLISH TO ART STUDENTS: VISUAL AND CREATIVE APPROACHES
Abstract
This article explores innovative methods for teaching English to art students. It emphasizes the importance of integrating visual and creative approaches into language learning. The paper discusses theoretical foundations, practical classroom techniques, and the role of modern technologies. Findings indicate that art-based English teaching improves students’ motivation, enhances creativity, and fosters professional skills needed in a globalized world.
Keywords
English language, art students, methodology, visual approach, creative learning, communicative teaching, innovative education, interactive methods.How to Cite
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