ONLINE LANGUAGE LEARNING: ADDRESSING ANXIETY IN DIGITAL CLASSROOMS

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Language anxiety is a common challenge for students learning a new language, and it has taken on new forms in the digital classroom. This article highlights the factors contributing to language anxiety in online classrooms and provides strategies for teachers to mitigate its impact. As digital classrooms become increasingly prevalent, it is essential to understand how learners’ apprehension toward language use is shaped by these virtual spaces. This paper also considers how the design of digital tools and pedagogical approaches can either worsen or alleviate language anxiety.

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Nematullaeva, M. (2024). ONLINE LANGUAGE LEARNING: ADDRESSING ANXIETY IN DIGITAL CLASSROOMS. Science and Innovation, 2(27), 76–78. Retrieved from https://www.in-academy.uz/index.php/si/article/view/37718

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