STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE METHODOLOGICAL TRAINING OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS IN THE DIGITAL ERA
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Methodological training, English teachers, digital pedagogy, reflective practice, teacher education.Abstrak
This article explores effective strategies for the methodological training of English language teachers in the digital era. The study emphasizes that contemporary teachers require not only linguistic and communicative competence but also the ability to integrate digital pedagogy into their methodological repertoire. An experimental study involving in-service English teachers was conducted to assess the impact of digital strategies such as reflective practice, digital mediation, AI-based feedback, and collaborative online learning. The results indicate that teachers who applied these strategies developed higher levels of adaptability, confidence, and methodological preparedness compared to colleagues trained through traditional approaches. Nevertheless, challenges such as differences in digital literacy, lack of institutional support, and limited resources were identified.
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