"The Role of Electronic Dictionaries in Language Teaching" explores the impact and significance of electronic dictionaries as tools for enhancing language learning and teaching. The article discusses various aspects, including the advantages of using electronic dictionaries over traditional print versions, such as accessibility, user-friendliness, and the integration of multimedia resources. It highlights how electronic dictionaries can support vocabulary acquisition, improve reading comprehension, and facilitate independent learning among students. Additionally, the article examines the challenges educators face in effectively incorporating these digital resources into their teaching practices and provides recommendations for maximizing their potential in language education.

electronic dictionaries, vocabulary acquisition, reading comprehension, digital learning tools, independent learning, educational technology, teaching strategies, lexicography.

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