THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF USING MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH TO GRADES 8–9

This article examines the theoretical foundations of using multimedia technologies in teaching English to students in grades 8-9. The study analyzes modern pedagogical theories related to multimedia learning, including constructivism, communicative language teaching, and interactive learning approaches. It highlights the role of digital tools such as audio, video, presentations, and interactive platforms in improving students’ listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. The research also explores how multimedia technologies increase learners’ motivation, engagement, and overall academic performance. The paper concludes that the effective integration of multimedia resources enhances the quality of English language instruction and supports more student-centered learning in secondary education.