USING MOBILE GADGETS IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSROOM
Abstract
This article explores the role of mobile gadgets in teaching foreign languages, highlighting their benefits in enhancing engagement, providing access to authentic materials, and supporting personalized learning. It also discusses challenges such as distraction and dependence on technology, offering solutions for effective implementation. The study concludes that mobile gadgets, when used appropriately, can significantly improve language learning outcomes.
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