THE APPLICATION OF MODERN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING
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https://doi.org/10.7251/NSK1413011DKeywords:
foreign language, information technology, communication, educationAbstract
Modern education in the world today is almost inconceivable without the support of the new information technologies. This paper deals with the positive and negative effects of modern information and communication technologies and their application in foreign language teaching. Computer technology in the teaching of a foreign language can be used to help students develop their communication and writing skills. In addition, although new technology enables a new form of communication, the communication between teachers and students as well as communication among the students must not be lost. Therefore, we can conclude that technology and the Internet in the classroom should be used only as an aid to motivate students and to make language learning easier and more fun to them, because it is the only way possible to achieve the best results in the foreign language teaching and learning.
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