THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR LEARNING ENGLISH
Keywords:
English learning methods, language acquisition, digital tools, classroom instruction, immersion, peer collaboration.Abstract
This study explores the most preferred methods for learning English among diverse learner groups. It examines the effectiveness of traditional, technological, and interactive approaches, including classroom instruction, language apps, immersion, and peer collaboration. Data from surveys and interviews reveal that learners prioritize methods combining flexibility, engagement, and practical application.
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