ESP LESSONS: A NEW APPROACH
Abstract
The article highlights the integration of digital technologies in English classes for special purposes. The Internet is authentic and is the target environment for learning ESP. The paper proposes tools that simulate real work situations, which helps students to obtain and practice the necessary professional skills of the 21st century, namely, to develop cognitive abilities, critical thinking skills and digital literacy.
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