TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE THROUGH BLENDED LEARNING
M.D.Safarova
I.I. Absattarova
Ключевые слова: Key words: approach, benefit, learners, online, programme, maximize, imrove, opportunity
Аннотация
Abstract: This article deals with the effectiveness of using the blended learning method in teaching English. It represents advantages and benefits of blending learning which creates the duty of the learning process to both the teacher and students.
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