THE ADVANTAGES OF USING GAMES IN LANGUAGE LEARNING
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This article explores the role of foreign language teaching in fostering students' creative abilities and emphasizes the importance of using games as an educational tool. It discusses how foreign language instruction, through communicative and cognitive activities like listening, speaking, reading, and writing, can stimulate creativity, develop cognitive functions, and shape students' social and moral values. It highlights that games not only make learning more engaging but also contribute to the development of important psychological traits, including cooperation, responsibility, and resilience. The text explains that incorporating games into lessons helps reduce the pressure on individual students and encourages collective participation, fostering both competition and collaboration. Ultimately, the article advocates for the integration of play in foreign language teaching to maintain students’ motivation, enhance their learning experiences, and help them reach their full potential.
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