FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION AT THE CURRENT STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY AND ITS PROSPECTS
Abstract
This article discusses foreign language education at the current stage of development of society and its prospects. Today, the knowledge of a foreign language is very important, so reforming the system of foreign language teaching, the use of advanced interactive methods of teaching using modern pedagogical and information and communication technologies in the teaching process has become one of the most pressing issues in education. At the same time, the growing role of the independent Republic in the world community and the expansion of economic, political, social and cultural ties with foreign countries increase the need for our future generation to know a foreign language perfectly.
In this article, we tried to give some new opinions about changes which are happening in Uzbekistan.
Keywords
Foreign language, Uzbekistan,, society, higher education system.How to Cite
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