THE ROLE OF TASKS AND GAMES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Keywords:
Engaging and Interactive, LearningReinforcement of Language Skills, Motivation and Enjoyment, Cultural Understanding, Collaborative Learning.Abstract
This article,Talking about games and tasks is very important in teaching foreign languages. Games and tasks are a good way to increase students' interest in learning a foreign language and improve their motivation by engaging them. Games and tasks are very useful for creating interest in young children and making the learning process easy and enjoyable. It helps them improve their language skills and makes their learning effective.
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