HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH TEACHING

Authors

  • Marhabo Matchanova Samarkand State Institue of Foreign Languages , Student of the group 2104
  • Sokhiba Rasulova Scientific supervisor:

Keywords:

English language teaching, teaching methods, technology in education, student engagement, authentic materials, feedback, cultural awareness, language proficiency, teacher development, student-centered learning, classroom management, language skills development, professional development, continuing education, diversity and inclusion.

Abstract

This article provides practical tips for English teachers on how to improve their teaching skills and enhance their students' learning experience. These tips include staying up-to-date on the latest teaching methods and strategies, incorporating technology into lessons, encouraging student participation, using authentic materials, providing feedback and encouraging self-reflection, developing cultural awareness, and improving personal language skills. With a focus on continuous learning and development, these tips aim to equip English teachers with the knowledge, tools, and resources they need to create engaging and effective English classrooms and help their students become proficient in English. The article emphasizes the importance of cultural sensitivity and the use of authentic materials to provide students with practical language proficiency in real-life situations, along with the development of more well-rounded cultural understanding. Ultimately, this article demonstrates the importance of ongoing effort and dedication to high-quality English teaching, and highlights the potential rewards for both teachers and students.

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Published

2023-05-31

How to Cite

Matchanova , M., & Rasulova , S. (2023). HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH TEACHING. SCHOLAR, 1(14), 196–201. Retrieved from https://researchedu.org/index.php/openscholar/article/view/4145

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