THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN MODERN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
foreign language teaching, Uzbekistan, CEFR, communicative approach, digital education, teacher training, innovation, multilingualism, methodology, reform.Abstract
Foreign language education in modern Uzbekistan has become a key
direction of educational reform and international integration. The country’s
government has taken major steps toward improving the quality of teaching,
developing teachers’ professional skills, and introducing international standards of
language assessment. The modernization of teaching methods, digital transformation,
and communicative approaches have significantly influenced how foreign languages
are taught across all levels of education. This article examines the evolution, current
trends, and future prospects of foreign language teaching in Uzbekistan, highlighting
the impact of policy reforms, technological progress, and teacher training programs.
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