REVOLUTIONIZING ENGLISH TEXT TRANSLATION: TASK-BASED ACTIVITIES FOR EFFECTIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING
Keywords:
Translation, task-based activities, language learning, communicative competence, contextual understanding, interpersonal skills, language proficiency cognitive engagement, pedagogical strategies, translation skills, practical application, real-world scenarios.Abstract
This article delves into the innovative integration of task-based activities into English text translation, aiming to address current challenges in language learning. By exploring the benefits of this approach, identifying existing problems, and proposing practical solutions, we provide educators and learners with insights into creating a more effective and engaging translation learning experience.
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