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General conclusions are given about the use of modern teaching methods, their 
positive impact on the professional development of students, as well as the importance of modern 
technologies in teaching English today. This article presents a methodology for teaching English 
for  specific  purposes  using  case-study  technology.  Relevant  examples  from  the  specialized 
literature on this method are given, and special attention is paid to the positive impact of problembased  learning  technology  on  the  educational  process.  Especially  in  the  areas  of  energy 
education, when training sessions are organized using problem-based learning technology, we see 
the development of students' lexical base and improvement of language skills. The importance of 
case-study technology in teaching English in non-philological institutions and the advantages of 
this approach in language learning by students discussed. 

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  • Date of creation in the UzSCI system 13-04-2024
  • Read count 93
  • Date of publication 18-03-2024
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  • Pages59-65
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General conclusions are given about the use of modern teaching methods, their 
positive impact on the professional development of students, as well as the importance of modern 
technologies in teaching English today. This article presents a methodology for teaching English 
for  specific  purposes  using  case-study  technology.  Relevant  examples  from  the  specialized 
literature on this method are given, and special attention is paid to the positive impact of problembased  learning  technology  on  the  educational  process.  Especially  in  the  areas  of  energy 
education, when training sessions are organized using problem-based learning technology, we see 
the development of students' lexical base and improvement of language skills. The importance of 
case-study technology in teaching English in non-philological institutions and the advantages of 
this approach in language learning by students discussed. 

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1 Tohirova S.. teacher of foreign languages department QarMII
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