Abstract
This study examines modern pedagogical innovations in translation theory, focusing on effective teaching methods and technological advancements. It explores the integration of digital tools, artificial intelligence, and interactive learning techniques in translation education. The research highlights the importance of interdisciplinary approaches and practical training in enhancing students' translation skills. Additionally, it discusses how modern translation theory adapts to the evolving demands of the industry. The paper provides insights into innovative strategies that can improve both theoretical understanding and practical application in translation studies.
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