In modern education, discursive competence plays a crucial role in developing students’ ability to effectively express ideas, engage in meaningful discussions, and comprehend complex texts. Discourse competence is the ability of an individual to express their thoughts clearly, logically, and persuasively in the process of communication. For high school students, these skills are crucial not only in the educational process but also in their future professional and social lives. This article explores strategies for enhancing high school students’ discursive competencies through an individualized approach. By integrating personalized learning techniques, differentiated instruction, and communicative activities, students can develop their linguistic and cognitive abilities. The study also examines the impact of tailored teaching methods on students’ analytical thinking and argumentative skills
In modern education, discursive competence plays a crucial role in developing students’ ability to effectively express ideas, engage in meaningful discussions, and comprehend complex texts. Discourse competence is the ability of an individual to express their thoughts clearly, logically, and persuasively in the process of communication. For high school students, these skills are crucial not only in the educational process but also in their future professional and social lives. This article explores strategies for enhancing high school students’ discursive competencies through an individualized approach. By integrating personalized learning techniques, differentiated instruction, and communicative activities, students can develop their linguistic and cognitive abilities. The study also examines the impact of tailored teaching methods on students’ analytical thinking and argumentative skills
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| 1 | Rustamova D.A. | English Language Teacher | Specialized School N-6 |
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