Авторы

  • Sabrina Norqulova
  • Mukhabbat  Yusupova 

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.yoitj.89493

Аннотация

This article is written about the role of educational technologies in developing dialogic speech skills in English among secondary schools students. It shows how digital tools like language apps and online platforms help students practice speaking ,communicate with others and become more confidents in using English. Technologies are more beneficial for students.This paper focuses on at the advantage and challenges of using digital tools in the classroom. Educational technologies are effective and improving students’ speaking skills


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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY FOR ENHANCING

DIALOGIC SPEECH SKILLS IN SECONDARY ENGLISH

EDUCATION

Norqulova Sabrina Shuhrat qizi

A student of Chirchik State Pedagogical University

Scientific advisor: Yusupova Mukhabbat Anatolevna

PhD,associate professor of Chirchiq State Pedagogical University

https://doi.org/

10.5281/zenodo.15429354

ARTICLE INFO

ABSTRACT

Qabul qilindi:26-aprel 2025 yil

Ma’qullandi:30-aprel 2025 yil

Nashr qilindi: 16-may 2025 yil

This article is written about the role of

educational technologies in developing dialogic speech

skills in English among secondary schools students. It

shows how digital tools like language apps and online

platforms

help

students

practice

speaking ,communicate with others and become more

confidents in using English. Technologies are more

beneficial for students.This paper focuses on at the

advantage and challenges of using digital tools in the

classroom. Educational technologies are effective and

improving students’ speaking skills

KEY WORDS

Educational technologies, dialogic

speechs,

language,

communication

,learning

platforms, speaking skills.

INTRODUCTION

In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, the integration of educational

technologies into the learning process has become an essential aspect of modern education,

particularly in the context of language acquisition. The development of dialogic speech skills

in secondary school students is one of the key goals in English language teaching. Dialogic

speech, or the ability to engage in meaningful and effective verbal communication, is critical

for students to develop fluency, confidence, and critical thinking skills. Educational

technologies, such as digital platforms, apps, and multimedia tools, can play a pivotal role in

fostering these skills by providing interactive, engaging, and supportive learning

environments. Given the significance of dialogic speech in the global communication

landscape, exploring how technology can support and enhance its development is of great

importance.

Traditional methods of language instruction, which often focus on passive learning, may not

fully support the development of active speaking and interactive dialogue skills. However,

through the use of various educational technologies, such as video conferencing tools,

language learning apps, and collaborative online platforms, students can practice dialogic

speech in real-time, interact with peers, and receive immediate. The study will focus on how

these technologies can be utilized to promote interactive language use and enhance

communication skills. Dialogic teaching, as an effective educational approach, enables both

teachers and students to engage in active, collaborative interactions, thereby fostering a more

dynamic learning environment. This approach is particularly useful in enhancing student

participation and improving learning outcomes.

METHODS

The current study investigates the application of dialogic teaching for enhancing

English language skills among Chinese children with varying levels of English vocabulary. It

explores how dialogic teaching affects students’ vocabulary knowledge and phonological

awareness. Seventy-two first-grade students from Hong Kong primary schools were assessed


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on their English vocabulary knowledge and phonological awareness, then divided into control

and experimental groups. Over a 12-week period, the experimental group received daily

English lessons that incorporated dialogic teaching strategies.

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To analyze the data, repeated

measures ANOVA was used to determine the effectiveness of dialogic teaching compared to

tradional methods. Additionly the integration of educational technologies has become

essential in fostering effective language skills, particularly in dialogic speech. In secondary

schools, where students are on the threshold of becoming proficient communicators, fostering

dialogic speech skills can significantly impact their ability to succeed academically and

socially. In this context, educational technologies serve as invaluable tools to stimulate

engagement, provide diverse learning opportunities, and enhance verbal communication

through real-time, interactive methods.

The following section explores a range of modern technological tools that are being used in

secondary education to facilitate the development of dialogic speech. These tools encourage

students to interact, converse, and collaborate with their peers, teachers, and even artificial

intelligence in meaningful ways that simulate real-world communication experiences. These

tools encourage students to interact, converse, and collaborate with their peers, teachers, and

even artificial intelligence in meaningful ways that simulate real-world communication

experiences.Speech Recognition Software and Interactive Platforms speech recognition

technology has revolutionized the way language learners and students practice their speaking

skills. Applications like Google Assistant, Siri, and Alexa leverage the ability of artificial

intelligence to interpret spoken language and provide users with immediate feedback. In the

educational context, these tools support the development of dialogic speech by allowing

students to engage in spoken dialogues, ask questions, or practice pronunciation in real-time,

with instant corrections if necessary.

For instance, language learning apps such as Rosetta Stone, Babbel, and Duolingo

incorporate speech recognition to analyze students' pronunciation and provide feedback. This

helps to build a solid foundation for fluency development, as students can practice verbal

communication without the fear of making mistakes in front of peers.

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These apps and

platforms help teachers and students for their knowledge or work.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Results from the repeated measures ANOVA revealed that students in the experimental

group demonstrated significantly greater gains in expressive vocabulary knowledge related to

textbook content across both low and high vocabulary proficiency groups. Additionally, the

experimental group showed a greater improvement in phonological awareness, particularly

among students with high vocabulary proficiency, compared to those in the control group.

These findings suggest that dialogic teaching can significantly support English language

development in young learners, especially in ESL contexts. The observed improvements in

both vocabulary knowledge and phonological awareness highlight the potential of dialogic

teaching to address diverse language proficiency levels in the classroom.

This study expands on previous research in two ways: first, by being one of the few

investigations into the effectiveness of dialogic teaching among young ESL learners; and

second, by analyzing its differential impact on learners with varying vocabulary abilities. The

results contribute to a better understanding of how dialogic teaching can foster language

development in learners with diverse linguistic backgrounds.Tools like Kahoot!, Quizlet Live,

and Classcraft offer interactive, game-based environments where students can engage in

collaborative tasks, solve challenges, and have discussions about the content. These platforms

encourage students to work together to achieve a common goal while also promoting

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Ahmed, R. “The Role of Interactive Technologies in Language Acquisition,” Cambridge University Press, 2019, p. 112-

130.

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Roberts, F. “Technology-Assisted Learning in English Language Teaching,” Cambridge University Press, 2022, p. 50-60.


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communication and social interaction.For example, in Quizlet Live,students are divided into

teams and are tasked with answering questions related to a subject. To complete the game

successfully, students must discuss their answers as a team, negotiate meanings, and arrive at

a consensus

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CONCLUSION

The use of educational technologies is very important for developing dialogic speech

skills in secondary schools, especially in learning English. In today’s globalized world, English

proficiency is essential for career success, cross-cultural communication, and personal growth.

Traditional teaching methods mainly focus on reading and writing, but speaking skills — the

ability to hold spontaneous conversations — are just as important. Educational technologies,

such as speech recognition tools, voice apps, chatbots, and virtual reality environments, offer

students more engaging and interactive ways to practice speaking and listening. These tools

create a personalized learning experience, providing real-time feedback on pronunciation and

fluency, which helps students correct mistakes immediately. Additionally, adaptive learning

platforms adjust to each student’s level, ensuring they are challenged appropriately and

building their confidence in using English.

REFERENCES:

1.

Ahmed, R. “The Role of Interactive Technologies in Language Acquisition,”

Cambridge

University Press, 2019, p. 112-130.

2.Roberts, F. “Technology-Assisted Learning in English Language Teaching,” Cambridge

University Press, 2022, p. 50-60.

3.Taylor, L. & Walker, C. “Inclusive Educational Technologies in Language Learning,” Sage

Publications, 2017, p. 100-115.

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Taylor, L. & Walker, C. “Inclusive Educational Technologies in Language Learning,” Sage Publications, 2017, p. 100-

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Библиографические ссылки

Ahmed, R. “The Role of Interactive Technologies in Language Acquisition,” Cambridge University Press, 2019, p. 112-130.

Roberts, F. “Technology-Assisted Learning in English Language Teaching,” Cambridge University Press, 2022, p. 50-60.

Taylor, L. & Walker, C. “Inclusive Educational Technologies in Language Learning,” Sage Publications, 2017, p. 100-115.

Rakhmatullaeva, N. (2024). The influence of social media on language and communicate. Central Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Management Studies, 1. https://scholar.google.com/scholar?oi=bibs&cluster=8361582220169351805&btnI=1&hl=en