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Annotation: The article explores the importance of using a project-based approach in teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL). By analyzing relevant literature and practical examples, the authors emphasize the advantages of integrating project-based learning (PBL) into EFL classrooms. They explain that PBL increases students’ motivation, independence, and critical thinking abilities through cooperative and experiential learning activities. Moreover, the article discusses how project-based tasks improve language learning and proficiency by placing language practice in meaningful and authentic contexts. The authors also examine the connection between PBL and communicative language teaching principles, highlighting its effectiveness in developing learners’ fluency, accuracy, and self-confidence in using English.Начало формы
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