The Importance of Modern Technologies For Improving Speech Skills of Primary Students
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15482446Ключевые слова:
information technologies, infocommunication technologies, education, teaching, digital educational environment, speech skills.Аннотация
The article analyzes the issue of using information technologies to improve English-speaking skills in primary
school students, namely the concept, purpose, types and forms, directions, and prospects of their use. The study
describes the structure of the modern digital educational environment. It also identifies the capabilities of information and
educational technologies in the design and implementation of the educational process, the aspects of their integration at
the current stage of educational development, and their alignment with modern requirements. The authors of the study
emphasize the educational potential of information technologies.
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