USING AUTHENTIC MATERIALS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
Keywords:
authentic materials, English language teaching, fluency, cultural competence, learner motivation, multimedia resources, real-world communication.Abstract
This article examines the use of authentic materials in English language teaching, emphasizing their role in enhancing linguistic fluency, cultural competence, and learner motivation. It explores practical applications, including news articles, multimedia resources, and real-world texts, supported by theoretical frameworks and empirical studies. The article also addresses challenges and provides strategies for effective implementation in diverse classroom settings.
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