Pedagogical Opportunities for Forming Future Teachers' Foreign Language Competencies in the Information Education Environment


Guzal Yu. Khujaniyazova
Department of Uzbek language and Social disciplines Tashkent University of Information Technologies named after Muhammad al-Khwarizmi Urgench, Uzbekistan

Abstract

The section discusses the pedagogical possibilities for developing foreign language competencies in future teachers within an evolving educational environment. It emphasizes the importance of integrating modern approaches that focus on the student’s individual needs, cultural exposure, and intellectual growth. These methods include personal, activity-based, prognostic, and innovative approaches, aimed at preparing educators not only with technical skills but also with the capacity for independent thought and adaptability in a globalized world. This framework seeks to enhance both professional competence and communication skills in future teachers.

Keywords:

Foreign Language competencies, future teachers, pedagogical opportunities, information education environment, dynamic learning, personalized education, cognitive development, global competitiveness.

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