EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY-ENHANCED GRAMMAR ACTIVITIES ON WRITING ACCURACY IN THE EFL CLASSROOM

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Arailym Yessenkyzy
Uaikhanova M.A
Tulegenova Zh.Zh.

Abstract

This article presents an extensive examination of the effectiveness of technology-enhanced grammar activities in fostering writing accuracy and fluency in the EFL classroom. Through a thorough exploration of various digital tools and platforms, the research evaluates the impact of AI-powered writing assistants, collaborative learning platforms, adaptive learning systems, digital storytelling tools, gamified applications, and virtual escape rooms on students' writing proficiency. Findings reveal significant enhancements in writing accuracy and positive attitudes towards technology integration among participants, underscoring the importance of leveraging digital resources to support language learning outcomes. The study offers practical insights and recommendations for educators seeking to integrate technology into grammar instruction to enhance writing precision and fluency.

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Yessenkyzy, A., Uaikhanova M.A, & Tulegenova Zh.Zh. (2024). EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY-ENHANCED GRAMMAR ACTIVITIES ON WRITING ACCURACY IN THE EFL CLASSROOM. Fergana State University Conference. Retrieved from https://conf.fdu.uz/index.php/conf/article/view/3244
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Foreign languages

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