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Develop The Pronunciation And Speech Of Small-Age Students On The Basis Of A Creative Approach

Buvajonova Mohiraxon Usmonali Qizi
Teacher Of The Department Of Primary Education Methodology Of Fergana State University, Fergana Region, Uzbekistan
tajssei 2020
VOL. 2 / NO. 11 NOVEMBER
VOLUME 2
ISSUE 11
YEAR 2020
PAGES 439-442

Abstract

As a global medium of communication, the importance of English has increased a lot in the present social, political and commercial contexts. With the advancements of Information technology in various spheres of society, English has become the only language for the world citizen. In Uzbekistan, English has long been taught as a core subject from class 1 -12, yet it is very painful to watch that students are still lagging behind to achieve comprehensive productive skills, that is writing and speaking skills. For a long time, communicative method is followed at schools and colleges that aims at developing four skills reading, writing, listening and speaking. Proper planning, implementation and monitoring can make it possible to achieve students’ language proficiency in four skills simultaneously. This paper focuses on the challenges and possible solutions on the way of effective application of productive skills.

Keywords

Speech Influence

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