LANGUAGE PEDAGOGY IN THE DIGITAL AGE: EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES AND BEST PRACTICES
Keywords:
digital education, virtual tools, language pedagogy, real-time feedback, learner motivation, collaborative learning, e-learning platformsAbstract
This article analyzes the transformation of language pedagogy driven by digital innovation. It highlights various strategies that promote collaborative learning, adaptive instruction, and real-time feedback. It also investigates the impact of digital environments on student behavior, motivation, and teacher-student interaction in modern classrooms.
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