BLENDED LEARNING STRATEGIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH GRAMMAR TO NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS

Authors

  • Allayorova Zebiniso Boymuartovna Author
  • Elboyeva Shaxnoza Azim qizi Author
  • Yuldoshova Shaxlo Yaqub qizi Author

Keywords:

Key words: blended learning, non-native, flexibility, accessibility, assessment, flipped classroom, visual, contextual, language proficiency, enhanced retention.

Abstract

Abstract  Blended learning  combines traditional  face-to-face instruction  with 
digital resources, enhancing the learning experience for non-native English speakers. 
This  article  explores  various  blended  learning  strategies  specifically  designed  to 
improve English grammar instruction. It discusses the advantages, challenges, and best 
practices in implementing a blended approach to teaching grammar effectively. 

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Published

2025-04-19

How to Cite

Allayorova Zebiniso Boymuartovna, Elboyeva Shaxnoza Azim qizi, & Yuldoshova Shaxlo Yaqub qizi. (2025). BLENDED LEARNING STRATEGIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH GRAMMAR TO NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS . TADQIQOTLAR, 60(3), 8-12. https://scientific-jl.com/tad/article/view/9548