METHODS OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ INDEPENDENT LEARNING SKILLS IN GRAMMAR CLASSES
Keywords:
independent learning, grammar education, student autonomy, instructional strategies, language acquisition.Abstract
This article explores effective methods for fostering independent learning skills among students in grammar classes. It highlights various instructional strategies, the role of technology, and assessment techniques that promote autonomy and critical thinking in language acquisition.
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