Abstract
Teaching English as a foreign or second language has always required adaptation to the changing needs of learners and the evolving world. Today, the traditional methods of teaching, which rely heavily on lectures, rote memorization, and repetition, are no longer sufficient to fully engage students or develop their communicative competence. Interactive teaching methods have increasingly become essential in the modern classroom, as they foster greater student participation, motivation, and language proficiency. By making the classroom more dynamic, teachers not only help students learn the language more effectively but also equip them with vital skills required in an interconnected global society.
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