FORMING REFLECTIVE AND SELF-ASSESSMENT COMPETENCE OF FUTURE ENGLISH TEACHERS THROUGH DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL TOOLS

Authors

  • abdurauf abdurauf Nordic International University
  • Nilufar Abdurasulova Nordic International University

Abstract

This study examines how digital educational tools support the development of reflective and self-assessment competence in pre-service English teachers. Using a mixed-method approach, the findings indicate that structured digital activities enhance reflection, promote self-evaluation, and improve learners’ autonomy and professional readiness.

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Published

2026-04-21

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