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The 3rd Uzbekistan-Indonesia International Joint Conference on

Economic Development and Nation Character Building to Meet the Global Economic Challenges

The Effectiveness Of Audio Visual Technology In Teaching


English Language

Mokhira M. Shermukhamedova Dilshoda K. Maksudova


Tashkent State University of Tashkent State University of
Economics Economics
Uzbekistan, 100003, prospect Uzbekistan, 100003, prospect
Uzbekistanskij, 49 Uzbekistanskij, 49
abbasshermukhamedov@rambler.ru dilshoda@rambler.ru

Abstract

In language teaching and learning, we have a lot to choose from the world of technology: Radio, TV,
CD Rom, Computers, C.A.L.L., the Internet, Electronic Dictionary, Email, Blogs and Audio Cassettes,
Power Point, Videos, DVDâĂŹs or VCDâĂŹs. The last two decades have witnessed a revolution due to
onset of technology, and has changed the dynamics of various industries, and has also influenced the
industries and the way people interact and work in the society. This rapid rising and development of
information technology has offered a better pattern to explore the new teaching model. As a result
technology plays a very important role in English teaching. Using multimedia to create a context
to teach English has its unique advantages. This article tries to analyze the necessity of multimedia
technology to language teaching and also brings out the problems faced by using these technologies. It
also aims to make English teachers aware of the strategies to use it in an effective manner.
Keywords :English language teaching, multimedia technology, optimization, strategies.

1 Introduction 3 Result and Discussion


In the past the teacher was considered to be the
Education at present is in a flux. The system of
sovereign as far as the teaching -learning pro-
Education at all level has changed, is changing
cess was concerned. The role of the students
and will continue to change as and when it is re-
was mostly passive. Modern trends have changed
quired. There is an agreement on all sides that
the face of educational world. Many progressive
the academic education is to be replaced by prac-
methods have come in the wake of these trends.
tical and dynamic education which is related to
Yet the traditional methods are not being given up
life. The main account in modern education is on
altogether, they are “being modified and adjusted
the awaking of curiosity, the stimulation of cre-
to the changed concepts and situations”.
ativity, the development of proper interests, at-
It is a new trend to use technology such as
titudes and values and the building of essential
videos, televisions and language laboratories in
skills such as independent study and capacity to
learning how to improve studentâĂŹs skills. By
think and judge for oneself. In modern education,
audiovisual methods in teaching we mean the de-
students are encouraged to explore, to ask ques-
vices that can be used in teaching for their ap-
tions, to study themselves and to be creative. In
peal to the ear and the eye. Audiovisual methods
this modern education audio-visual aids are more
in teaching are divided in two categories; sim-
important because in modern teaching- learning
ple visual aids and advanced visual aids. Black-
process 85% of teaching is related to the audio vi-
board, bulletin board, flannel board, charts, dia-
sual aids. It is now established that audio -visual
grams, graphs, cartoons, posters, maps, pictures,
aids work as potent initiators.
wall pictures, globes and models are simple vi-
sual aids which can help in learning how to speed
learn. On the other hand television and filmstrips
are the advanced visual aids used to train students
how to speed learn. These helpful means provide
2 Research Methods good support to the students in the start of their
learning, because he or she can learn from the sit-
During research methods of the analysis and syn- uations.
thesis of investigated object were used. Audio - visual equipment helps the English

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teacher to make the lesson more demonstrative, eral techniques that can be used to facilitate ef-
interesting, indulging and emotional. Besides, fective language learning students.
they lessen a tense atmosphere at the lesson and It is not advisable to base the whole lesson on
give better results in learning the language and audio - visual equipment, as it is harmful to a stu-
remembering the information. Psychologists have dentâĂŹs health. ItâĂŹs recommended to use au-
proved that a person remembers 10 % of infor- dio - visual equipment in order not only to intro-
mation from what he reads, 20 % - from what duce and practice new sounds and words but also
he hears, 30 % - from what he sees and 40 % some difficult structures and grammatical mate-
- from what he does himself. A person can re- rial. Future teachers should adhere to these prin-
member more than 50 % of information when all cipals. Besides they should realize that the mate-
senses work together and when he is involved in rial can be active and passive. At the same time
the process. In practice teachers have come to the they are to know that learners should be exposed
same conclusion when they compared the results to communication and have plenty of time for oral
of different ways of introducing the information. production activities.
ItâĂŹs clear that visual aids are static; they lack Audiovisual methods in teaching can serve a
sound and donâĂŹt produce great emotional im- variety of purposes. The pace of learning can
pact on students. be increased or decreased with the help of these
Audio visual aids are effective tool to impart aids according to the studentâĂŹs capability. In-
good education. These aids are divided as video, telligent students cover their exercise and lesson
audio and audio-visual aids-video refers as seeing, speedily as compare to the poor students and lis-
audio refers as hearing and audio-visual refers to teners while learning how to speed learn.
combination of both. These aids are CD, DVD, Educational Technology can be called system-
tape recorder, e-book, graphics, pictures, charts atic approach to problems solving in the educa-
and are used to create the requisite interest and tional environment. Audio âĂŞ visual aids are
motivate the students to learn the language. The different types of tools that appeal to the sense of
main purpose of audio-visual aids is to enable the learning and vision and are used in classrooms for
teachers to make his teaching effective and inter- presentation of abstract information. While using
esting. Good models are presented before the stu- the audio visual aids for teaching in a classroom,
dents to teach effectively. In this way it can be said the teacher has to follow five basic principles
that audio-visual aids direct sensory experience to which form the âĂIJMatrix of Learning.âĂİ They
the students. are âĂŞ Selection of media, Readiness, setting
Educational theory and cognitive psychology proper physical condition, follow-up and evalua-
research shows that visual learning is one of the tion.
best methods for teaching students of all ages. Audiovisual technology can change the teacher-
By transforming abstract ideas into concrete that learning situation if various types of visual aids
looks, this visual learning techniques help stu- are employed in teaching English in the secondary
dents to understand and interpret information. grades. The use of overhead transparencies is an
This technique can provide a structure for writing, excellent way to prepare and present the student’s
reporting, analysis and discussion, and to help ideas. Student’s assignments can be produced on
students to focus their thoughts and ideas. Con- transparencies and projected for evaluation by the
cept mapping, posters and storyboards are some teacher and the other students. Filmstrips are an
of the techniques used in visual learning. ideal medium for independent study as well as
Audiovisual methods in teaching are most ef- small group instruction since both commercially-
fective when the information it contains system- produced and student-produced filmstrips can
atically organized. Break information into smaller create innovative ideas. Learning English through
chunks and grouping similar pieces together to filmmaking can aid in studying subjects like lit-
help students connect and store information more erature and drama. A filmmaking project by an
efficiently. Also, consider presenting the most im- entire class can create a "live" atmosphere in the
portant key points during the first part of your les- classroom where students can be engaged in a
son, when their attention is at full capacity. The highly motivating activity while learning. The
growth of technology has encouraged the entry of use of these three visual media would upgrade
new forms and a variety of technologies in many the teaching of English and give students with
locations and branches of life. learning experiences in active participation in all
Our students have the unique cultural charac- phases of learning activities
teristics that can make it challenging for them As for me, I find the use of technology in the
to learn to communicate in English. In order classroom amazing. It offers great visual aids
to effectively teach English to our students, we as well as listening and reading inputs through
must first develop an awareness of learning styles PowerPoint presentations, for instance. For small
and their cultural customs work to accommodate groups, I think using a laptop is a great resource.
them in our teaching approach. In addition to ac- It offers you the possibility of playing audio and
commodating cultural differences, there are sev- video files, showing images, recording voice for

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So we may say that audio - visual equipment
has maximum impact on student’s feelings, in-
creases the interest to language learning, and im-
proves their general knowledge and erudition.

4 Conclusion and Suggestion


Due to tremendous progress in information
and communication technology, the scenario of
contemporary teaching techniques is entirely
changed. And the teacher of 21st should shed
traditional concepts and techniques of classroom
teaching and should adopt the recent and innova-
tive teaching techniques.
Teaching English depends on the potential ex-
cellence, skills and update knowledge of English
teachers. The role of English teacher in present
context has remarkably changed because of vari-
ous factors such as social, cultural, economic and
technology developments across the globe. The
subject of teaching English at this level is very
wide and the difficulties the teacher faces are at
large. Due to globalization the world is changing
rapidly, hence a teacher has to improve and up-
date knowledge of innovative techniques to meet
the demand of changing era.
English language teachers must be innovative,
imaginative, and resourceful and have thorough
knowledge of the subject and adopt new tech-
niques to change socio, economic statues of the
country.

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