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Vol. 5 No. 4 (2026)
Development of pedagogical technologies in modern sciences

Статьи

THE INVESTIGATION OF THE LANGUAGE CLASSROOM PROCESS

Published 2026-04-07

  • Muhammadiyeva Mashhura Iqbol qizi
    • ,
  • Irgasheva Nigora

Muhammadiyeva Mashhura Iqbol qizi
The Student of Fergana State University Faculty of English Language and Literature, 3rd-year student Specialty Foreign language and literature

Irgasheva Nigora
Teacher, Fergana State UniUniversity

Abstract

Second language classrooms have remained a major focus of educational research due to their important role in shaping learners’ linguistic development. Recent studies investigating classroom dynamics have attempted to distinguish formal instructional settings from natural language learning environments and to identify differences across various classroom contexts. Current research on classroom processes emphasizes the value of systematic observation in understanding the factors that influence language learning experiences. This perspective represents a shift from earlier approaches that mainly focused on general instructional outcomes. The present review considers selected studies related to instructional input, learner participation patterns, and approaches to handling errors. In addition, it discusses recent introspective research methods that aim to provide deeper insights into learners’ experiences within second language classrooms.

Keywords

Second language classroom, classroom interaction, student participation, error correction, language teaching methods.

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