Authors

  • Fotima Davronova
    Associate professor of Samarkand State University of veterinary medicine, livestock and biotechnologies
  • Bakhora Aliyeva
    Students of Samarkand branch of Kimyo International University in Tashkent
  • Dildora Rakhmatullayeva
    Students of Samarkand branch of Kimyo International University in Tashkent
  • Rukhshona Eshmakhmatova
    Students of Samarkand branch of Kimyo International University in Tashkent
  • Sevara Zayniddinova
    Students of Samarkand branch of Kimyo International University in Tashkent

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.aijmr.63182

Keywords:

Renaissance orthodox integral inquisitive agitated jeopardizing immerse atmosphere intuitively evaluated database anagrams hangman elocutions tedious mobile phone precautions.

Abstract

 This  article  analyses  the  innovative  and  quite  interesting  methods  we  have  in  teaching  English language. Everybody has their own understanding and conclusions on teaching English language. Whatever the teaching methodology can be, but teaching must be leaner’s centered. However, this paper scrutinizes the difference between traditional and practical teaching and thereafter learning.


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TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES BY ​ ​ USING INNOVATIVE

METHODS BASED ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ CREATIVITY

Davronova Fotima Pirnazarovna

Associate professor of Samarkand State University of veterinary medicine,

livestock and biotechnologies

fotimadavronova82@gmail.com

+998974089982

ORCID ID 0009-0005-0911-6821

Aliyeva Bakhora Rustam kizi

Rakhmatullayeva Dildora Fazliddinovna

Eshmakhmatova Rukhshona Shukhratovna

Zayniddinova Sevara Nasimovna

Students of Samarkand branch of Kimyo International University in Tashkent

ANNOTATION

This article analyses the innovative and quite interesting methods we have

in

teaching

English language. Everydiv has their own understanding and

conclusions on teaching English language. Whatever the teaching methodology can be,

but teaching must be leaner’s centered. However, this paper scrutinizes the difference

between traditional and practical teaching and thereafter learning.

Key words:

Renaissance, orthodox, integral, inquisitive, agitated, jeopardizing,

immerse, atmosphere, intuitively, evaluated, database, anagrams, hangman, elocutions,

tedious, mobile phone, precautions.

Introduction

English, the official language of the entire world is a very tricky language

to teach. In fact, every language varies to teach. English is a very old language and

has undergone many forms changes from Proto English derived from the Latin and the

German culture to the Modern English which was established after in the post

Renaissance period. Each version was simpler than it’s previous. Present day English

is the simplest adaptation of a very old Language and yet it is still difficult to teach this

language effectively especially to those who speak English as a second language.


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Problems with current methodologies

Nowadays world English is taught in a very orthodox manner. The basic teaching

is needed. Teaching the alphabets and the formation of the words is essential and a

must. But there is something that is even more important. The children must be able

to speak the words and understand their meaning before writing them down. The

foundation to teach English can only be taught using the orthodox methods of teaching

the alphabets and the words and the rules. But then teaching only the rules is found to

be boring b y most students and it is

because of this that they lose interest in learning the language. Although

there is no way other than the traditional one to teach the basics of the language these

methods must be tweaked a bit so as to appeal to the students. When it comes to

teaching English to students of higher classes who already know the basics the

traditional methods generally tend to yield poorer results that innovative methods. This

has already been proven by methods implemented like use of stories, poems, movies,

books and newspapers etc. These methods help the students learn the language better

without them actually realizing and also it keeps their interest. This paper will provide

a few of such methods to teach English Language.

Enacting the stories

Stories form a very integral part of teaching a language. These stories help teach

the students about the formation of sentences and how to express their thoughts and a

lot of other things and plus they help in keeping the students interest alive as the story’s

end is something that every student wants to know. It appeals to the inquisitive nature

of the students. Any unfinished story always keeps the mind of the reader agitated.

Although this method of using stories has been implemented the procedure of teaching

the language through it is generally not right. The evaluation procedure of testing the

students in their proficiency over the language is through questions based on the story.

This is generally not that effective. Due to this the students generally tend to take up

the stories as a chapter rather than looking at it as an interesting read. A story is

supposed to appeal to the creative part of the brain. It helps us be more imaginative, by

trying to visualize the things that are happening inside the story. It should not only

teach them the language but it should also help them in extracting a lesson from the

story. Keeping questions for evaluation kills the entire idea of imagination for the

students look at the story as something that they need to learn for answers.

There is a better way of using the stories to English using stories. The students can

enact the stories or the plays. In this way the students are personally engaged with

the stories. They can bring their own interpretation of the character to life. It is

interesting for the students to understand the characters and put themselves in

their positions. It engages their creativity by allowing them to create the entire

set, assign the characters and play it out according to what they had imagined. It also

helps them understand other people


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interpretation of the story and helps them have a healthy conversation about

it which again helps them in learning the language. It removes the dull aspects and

makes the learning more colorful without jeopardizing the learning of the language. It

may not be perfect but it will leave a deep impression on their mind.

The story will help them learn the language as they will be enacting it by

dialog which they will themselves extract from the stories and also modifications can

be made to the plays to help the students be more interactive and creative. They can

add more lines, characters, change the ending, and bring in an interesting twist etc. The

more creative the modification, more are the points awarded to the team. This also

leads to personality development and helps them work as a team player and all the way

the student was learning the language.

For example if Julius Caesar was taught using the traditional methods of

questions and answers the student would never understand the deep emotions of

Brutus, the cunningness of Cassius, the loyalty of Antony, the tragedy of war, the

brilliance in Antony’s speech and many other such aspects of the story for which the

story of Julius Caesar was written by Shakespeare. Similar is the case with all great

stories such as Christmas Carol, Harry Potter, and all the epic stories. Emotions help

define the story and they form a very important aspect of the language and one’s

personality. If these emotions are left out then it would be very difficult to express

ourselves. On the other hand if such stories are enacted then every intention of the

story becomes clear.

The students have to immerse themselves into the atmosphere of the story and they

have to put them in their positions. This entire process has many benefits besides being

a very effective method of teaching the language; it helps preserve the literature, which

is nothing but our culture. This method brings about the total learning experience that

was meant to be provided by the story and in the end the student will

definitely be able to answer questions without even preparing for it as an exam,

besides the entire process is fun and not at all boring.

Hence it ensures the learning process is complete.

Teaching through conversations

Conversations are by far the most useful ways of teaching the language. When a

child learns his or her mother tongue it is by the conversations that takes place

between them and others or by listening to the conversations made by the others.

The child is never taught the language but is still able to percept the meaning and learns

it automatically to use it in day to day life. No one ever teaches the kid the characters of

the language or how to make sentences or the grammar of that language. The

conversations alone teach the children.

Hence conversations form a very important part of the teaching process. The

sentence construction and the grammar is not something that can be entirely taught by


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rules. They have to be taught intuitively. That can only happen through a lot of

reading and a lot of listening. This can be taken care of easily as every conversation

needs a topic. The topic can be given to the students in form of written documents

which they have to first read then form an opinion and then have a conversation about

it or it can be spoken out and then they can listen, understand and also take part in the

conversation.

The participation and other aspects of the conversation can always be evaluated

through points which will also push the students to take part in the conversation. These

conversations have to be general. They have to happen as if friends are talking to each

other. This way the students are comfortable in expressing themselves in the best

possible way. This process may take some time but in the end it would be the most

efficient one in teaching the language.

Word games

The most important part of any language is the vocabulary. To understand the

meaning of the words and to use them in day to day life is a very difficult task

and games can help the students overcome this difficulty. Games like scrabble,

housie etc. have been designed for this specific purpose. These games are just based on

words and help the students develop their vocabulary. In addition to these very simple

games can be played to help improve the word database of the students such as

simple dictation competitions, synonym competitions, words puzzles, anagrams

and hangman. All these games are very addictive and help a lot in improving

our vocabulary as whenever the student hears a new word the first question that comes

up is “what is its meaning?” and in this way the vocabulary improves and most of the

times we don’t even have to consult the dictionary.

Competitions

Most of the times competitions like debates and elocutions also help the

help the students a lot in learning the language as the aspect of the competitions

keep them at the best in conversations. It forces them to use the best possible

construction of sentences to put forward their opinions and to use good vocabulary etc.

This is a very important tool in helping them learn the language. Also these

competitions help them address large crowds which is again is a very important part of

personality development.

Creative assignments

Up till now most of the techniques that we discussed required a greater

amount of effort on the student’s part. This method requires effort on the teacher’s

part. Assignments help the students learn something on their own and most of the

times they have to research on something then write something up on it. This

method although effective is most of the times very tedious. This method of approach

is very appropriate for sciences and engineering although when it comes to


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languages the students should be given assignments in which they have to

modify something that already exists.

If the students are just given assignments like „write a story or a poem or a report‟

then most of the students crack because not everyone can come up with a story or even

if they come up with one they cannot write it down. In such case the students should

be given the base knowledge and data and then ask them to modify the data for

example the students can be given a base story and then ask them to modify a part of it.

This engages their creativity and also helps them overcome their difficulty of

writing. Above all it lifts the pressure of creating completely new. Invention is very

difficult especially when we are being forced to do it. In this way the students are not

forced to complete the assignment and then they can do it whole heartedly and

hence complete the learning experience that can be gained from the assignment.

Help from the multimedia

Multimedia sources like songs, movies, TV series, magazines, newspapers

play a very vital role in improving our language. We don’t even realize that they

have helped us. We just wake up one fine day and realize that we are better than it than

we were yesterday. Such sources can be used to help the students improve their

language. But great precautions must be taken. This method should be used in the final

stages of learning as that is the only place where there is no scope of damage as most of

the movies and songs etc. use colloquial

English most of the times which is grammatically wrong and it is very important

that the students understand that fact so that they do not use that form of the language

in their everyday usage. Apart from that this source is very helpful as it does not feel

like education. This is something that the students will do in their spare time. The

songs are the best way to communicate how to use a language to express our

feelings. Movies are a very common past time but apart from that most of the times

they are also very instructional and educational. Also this method appeals to the

students as most of the times they are able to connect with the songs and the movies

which help them understand the meaning of expressions, usage of tools of the language

like comparisons, personifications etc. These sources help them understand why such

tools are necessary and also help them understand their usage. Hence this method is

again very effective in teaching the language. Traditional methods of reading

newspapers and books, novels are also very good methods to teach the language. When

the traditional methods are modified along with some innovative ideas the entire

learning and the teaching process is enriched and guarantees a success in

efficient learning. These are some of the innovative and creative ways of teaching the

English Language.

Conclusion


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The languages play a very important role in our lives. They help us express our

emotions. They help us explain what we want. They help us to communicate and hence

are the prime tools to express who we are. Thus the knowledge of a language and its

proper utilization is very important as it defines us. If languages were not there to help

us communicate there would be no difference in our communications and the

way the animals communicate. Hence the ways the languages are taught play a very

vital role in a person’s life.

Since English is the official language of this world it is of the most importance that

this language has to be taught in such a way that it will help us not just to speak and

write and listen but to communicate. That is the purpose of the language and that is

what it must be used for. Hence innovative methods help in bringing a change and

most of the times for the better. It helps the students learn faster and in an efficient,

interesting and an interactive manner and it is the teacher’s responsibility to leave the

traditional methods and make way for new and better methods for the students benefit.

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