THE ROLE OF EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUES IN TEACHING WRITING
Rahimjonova Xumora Ziyovuddin qizi
Keywords:
writing skills, strategies, feedback, assessment, pedagogical development, practice, technology, writing instruction, effectiveness.Abstract
This article explores key strategies for teaching writing that enhance proficiency and engagement. Drawing from pedagogical theories and research, it examines approaches such as process writing, genre-based instruction, peer feedback, and technology integration. Additionally, it highlights the importance of scaffolding and differentiation to address diverse learner needs and considers socio-cultural factors' impact on writing instruction. By synthesizing best practices, the paper contributes to improving writing pedagogy across various educational contexts.
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