THE USE OF INNOVATIVA TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Abstract
The given article gives the use of innovative technologies in teaching of foreign languages improves the quality the learning process. The use of innovative methods in teaching and provides new content foreign language communication of students, develops the ability to motivate actions, independently orient in the received information, activate creative thinking, identify their creative abilities.
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