INNOVATIVE METHODS OF TEACHING WRITING IN ENGLISH USING GAME ELEMENTS

A. Taiyrkyzy

doi:10.55956/FAWG5249

Authors

A. Taiyrkyzy

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55956/FAWG5249

Keywords:

writing in English, innovative methods, game elements, education, language learning, motivation, skills development

Abstract

This scientific article examines the effectiveness of innovative methods of teaching writing in English using game elements. The article explores how games on word writing, story building, grammar exercises, modern programs and other game activities increase students ' writing skills and motivation to learn English.

The results show that the introduction of game elements in teaching writing in English not only makes the learning process more interesting, but also leads to a deeper understanding and memorization of the material. Overall, this study shows the potential for using game elements in teaching English writing as a way to improve student performance and attendance.

In addition, the effectiveness of innovative methods of teaching writing in English using game elements is studied.

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INNOVATIVE METHODS OF TEACHING WRITING IN ENGLISH USING GAME ELEMENTS