
THE ROLE OF ENGLISH LITERATURE IN LANGUAGE LEARNING AT ACADEMIC LYCEUMS
Nasimova Feruza , Ohio State University Teacher of English at the Bukhara academic LyceumAbstract
This article examines the significance of English literature in language acquisition at academic lyceums, focusing on its impact on students' language proficiency, cultural understanding, and academic development. Through comprehensive literature review and analysis, the study explores how literary texts serve as effective tools for enhancing various language skills and fostering critical thinking abilities.
Keywords
English literature, language acquisition, academic lyceum, pedagogical approach, literary competence, language proficiency
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