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INTEGRATION OF INTERACTIVE METHODS AND MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN
FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING: EFFECTIVENESS AND PRACTICAL
APPROACHES
Navruzova Gulrukh Uktamovna
Teacher of Asia International University
Murodova Dilniso Anvarovna
The student of 15-ft(i)-24 group
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15741972
Abstract.
This article explores the integration of interactive teaching methods and modern
digital technologies in the context of foreign language learning, with a particular focus on their
effectiveness and practical applications in educational settings. Drawing on current linguodidactic
theories and empirical research, the study analyzes how methods such as role-playing, conceptual
mapping, and problem-solving—when combined with digital tools like Learning Management
Systems, artificial intelligence applications, and gamified platforms—enhance learners’
communicative competence, motivation, and engagement. The article presents a technology-
integrated interactive learning model and demonstrates its pedagogical impact through practical
examples and data from recent experimental studies. Furthermore, the paper emphasizes the critical
role of teacher preparedness and methodological flexibility in achieving successful implementation.
The study concludes with a set of recommendations for the development of an integrated
instructional framework tailored to modern educational needs, particularly within the Uzbek
language-learning contex
Keywords:
Foreign language learning, interactive methods, digital technologies,
educational integration, communicative competence, linguodidactics, blended learning, online
platforms, ICT in education, language acquisition, student engagement, virtual learning
environment, gamification in education, role-playing, digital pedagogy.
Introduction.
In today’s era of globalization and digital transformation, the need to learn
foreign languages is becoming increasingly relevant not only within the educational system but also
in terms of labor market demands, international cooperation, intercultural communication, and
individual development. Addressing this necessity through the integration of modern technologies
and interactive methods provides a comprehensive approach that enhances the efficiency of
language acquisition, individualizes the learning process, and strengthens learner motivation
through dynamic and multifaceted strategies.
Interactive methods refer to a set of pedagogical techniques that actively engage learners in
communication, stimulate their critical thinking, and foster the acquisition of knowledge through
collaboration and mutual exchange. Among such methods are brainstorming, role-playing, cluster
mapping, conceptual mapping, problem-solving techniques, and situational exercises, which serve
to develop communicative competence during language learning. According to linguodidactic
theory, language learning is considered a form of activity, which, based on interactivity, aims to
shape speech skills through real-life communicative situations rather than passive knowledge
absorption.
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The rapid advancement of digital technologies has led to the emergence of numerous
innovative tools for language education. These include Learning Management Systems (LMS),
virtual learning platforms (e.g., Moodle, Google Classroom, Edmodo), artificial intelligence-based
applications (e.g., ChatGPT, Duolingo, EWA), multimedia tools (such as interactive whiteboards,
visual presentations, animations), video conferencing software (e.g., Zoom, Microsoft Teams,
Skype), and gamification-enabled mobile apps (e.g., Kahoot, Quizlet, Socrative). Compared to
traditional methods, these tools offer new didactic opportunities for making language instruction
more flexible, interactive, and student-centered.
The integration of interactive methods and modern technologies enables the creation of a
learning environment that is adaptable, multimodal, and intrinsically motivating. This combined
approach not only increases learners' interest in language learning but also actively involves them
in the learning process, fostering their ability to express themselves confidently and independently.
The core principles of this integrated approach emphasize learner activity, critical thinking, dialogic
communication, and the development of collaborative competencies in both spoken and written
modes. For instance, in an English language course, students might complete tasks through Google
Classroom, participate in virtual role-plays via Zoom using the role-playing method, take interactive
quizzes on Quizlet, and express their written reflections on Padlet. Through this model, learners
simultaneously develop listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills, while being continuously
exposed to authentic and multimodal input within a structured, interactive environment. Recent
academic research demonstrates that language courses incorporating interactive and technology-
enhanced methods produce 28–35% higher achievement rates compared to traditional methods. For
example, experimental studies conducted at the National University of Uzbekistan and Tashkent
State Pedagogical University revealed that students engaged in technology-rich language learning
environments achieved scores approximately 20% higher in communicative competence than
theiconventional means.
The effectiveness of the integrated approach depends heavily on the teacher's proficiency in
using modern technologies, their ability to apply interactive methods, their methodological
preparedness, and their capacity for reflective thinking. While technologies and methods are
valuable tools, without a skilled and adaptive educator who can apply them effectively, their
potential impact remains limited.
Conclusion and Recommendations.
The integration of interactive methods and modern
technologies in foreign language education not only enhances the dynamism and effectiveness of
the learning process but also significantly improves learners’ acquisition levels, promotes
independent thinking, fosters creativity, and develops practical communication skills for real-life
situations. In this regard, it is essential to develop a methodology that combines digital and
interactive approaches in foreign language education within Uzbekistan’s higher and general
education systems, implement comprehensive training programs for teachers, update teaching
materials accordingly, and promote the widespread adoption of modern digital tools in language
classrooms.r peers taught throught.
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