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ADAVANTAGES OF UTILIZING DIFFERENTATIN INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING ENGLISH FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES

Authors: Djumabayeva, Yokutjon;

ADAVANTAGES OF UTILIZING DIFFERENTATIN INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING ENGLISH FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES

Abstract

This article analyzes the advantages of using differentiated learning technology in teaching English for medical purposes. The effectiveness of organizing the educational process is highlighted, taking into account the individual abilities, level of knowledge, educational needs, and professional interests of students. Through a differentiated approach, opportunities are revealed for developing the communicative competence of medical students in professional English, mastering medical terminology, and developing practical speech skills. It also examines the impact of individualizing the educational process based on modern pedagogical technologies on the quality of education and motivation. The research results demonstrate the importance of differentiated instruction as an effective method for teaching medical English.

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