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TECHNOLOGIES OF DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS' PROFESSIONAL VOCABULARY IN ENGLISH IN VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
- 1. Graduate student of Termiz University of Economics and Service
Description
The rapid globalization of the workforce necessitates proficiency in
English, particularly in professional contexts. This study examines the technologies
employed in vocational schools to develop students' professional vocabulary in
English. It explores the effectiveness of digital tools, blended learning approaches,
and interactive methods in enhancing language acquisition. The findings
underscore the importance of integrating technology in vocational education to
better prepare students for the global job market.
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